Until recently, I've been on my parents' auto insurance and now I will be shopping for my own. I recently turned 26, will be in grad school, and have an excellent driving record/history. I will be relocating to Kentucky and I know insurance policies can vary significantly froms state to state. My credit is also excellent.
I've seen the commercials for All State offering discounts, "new car" replacement, good driver discounts, etc but I'm sure they are making their money some way or another.
What are some good options to have in your policy that even though you may pay more for, might be worth it? Do most insurance companies typically provide money for a rental car should you get in an accident an be without a vehicle?
Any input, experiences, recommendations, would be appreciated.
I've seen the commercials for All State offering discounts, "new car" replacement, good driver discounts, etc but I'm sure they are making their money some way or another.
What are some good options to have in your policy that even though you may pay more for, might be worth it? Do most insurance companies typically provide money for a rental car should you get in an accident an be without a vehicle?
Any input, experiences, recommendations, would be appreciated.