The best time to add your teenager to your insurance is when they officially get their driver’s license. Since they live in the same household and have full access to the vehicles you want to be sure they are covered.
Below are the most frequently asked questions when adding a new driver:
Will My Price Go Up? The short answer is yes. When we add a new driver to the policy you will see an increase in rates. Because young drivers have a lack of experience they have a higher percentage of being in an accident.
How Can I Reduce The Cost?
The following are a few discounts some of our carriers provide.
- Make sure your teenager is getting good grades and maintains over a 3.0 GPA as you may qualify for a good student discount.
-Have them drive a vehicle that only requires liability protection. A newer car will usually be more expensive to insure.
Since we are a full service independent agency we work with many different carriers to ensure you are always getting the best rate with the highest coverage.
When you have a few minutes give us a call and we can discuss your specific situation. We are available at 602-412-3366.
Below are the most frequently asked questions when adding a new driver:
Will My Price Go Up? The short answer is yes. When we add a new driver to the policy you will see an increase in rates. Because young drivers have a lack of experience they have a higher percentage of being in an accident.
How Can I Reduce The Cost?
The following are a few discounts some of our carriers provide.
- Make sure your teenager is getting good grades and maintains over a 3.0 GPA as you may qualify for a good student discount.
-Have them drive a vehicle that only requires liability protection. A newer car will usually be more expensive to insure.
Since we are a full service independent agency we work with many different carriers to ensure you are always getting the best rate with the highest coverage.
When you have a few minutes give us a call and we can discuss your specific situation. We are available at 602-412-3366.
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