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No matter what exactly are we planning to buy, all of us have a tendency to discover the cheapest possible solution for our requirements. So, the very same applies to purchase Automobile Insurance.

I received a ticket for disobeying a red light in New York. This is my first offense. What should I do?

I recently received a penalty for what the agent said disobeying a steady red light. For me, light yellow and then red when I looked below. I confess I was a little faster than the speed limit just because it was in the middle of the night and just in a car. Noted, but not issue me a ticket for speeding. So this is my first offense in my almost 3 years of driving, what should I do? I live in New York. My second question is that I do not know if I plead guilty or am found guilty of the points to go on my license where I'm going to take over defense of a driver to remove the stitches. The only question is, even after taking the class and the points are removed without But my insurance go up? My insurance company Geico. Any help is appreciated.

Not even worth taking the kind of behavior. The officer was correct at time of ticketing. Is supposed to have crossed the intersection before the light turns red, yellow may have been when they started, but still wrong. Yellow is supposed to stop safely if possible and if not sure they were still in the mistake of going too fast then. Pay the fine, which should not affect your insurance unless you have had previous offenses. If you really want, you can go to court for the hearing, and I know in my state, if the agent does not, then it rejected, but if the agent appears, you will pay and pay court costs, so it is cheaper to pay before and get it over with.

Market value? Car insurance claim?

I have done a valuation online from What Car?, that gives the market value as £545 (dealer) and £395 (private).

Most will go by market value.. however, the CD player will be considered part of the car and will not be covered separately.

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What auto insurance companies in Florida do NOT pull your credit???

They all do, it’s one of the many things they look at to decide what your risk factor is.

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Why should the people in Florida – especially the renters here have to pay a Sales Tax increase of about 2.5%?

so that the people owning and living in their expensive homes can have their Hurricane Insurance reduced!

OK, here’s a little lesson about renters – they pay ALL of the property owner’s expenses for the property they rent! Yep, you pay for the insurance, the property taxes, and the mortgage, so when your LANDLORD’S expenses go up, your rent goes up!!

Second newsflash – RENTERS HAVE HURRICANE CLAIMS! Yep, sometimes YOUR STUFF is damaged in a hurricane! If the place you live in is damage, you have to go live somewhere else, this is ADDITIONAL LIVING EXPENSE! And if you’re a renter and don’t have renters insurance, then 1. you’re likely violating your lease and 2. You’re not being financially responsible for yourself!!

And if you think your car insurance is bad in Florida . . . move to New Jersey. NJ has the highest auto insurance rates in the US, because the auto insurance industry is controlled by the GOVERNMENT.

And the direct answer to your question – because homeowners insurance rates have risen so drastically and fast in Florida for the past few years (what was $2,000 a year five years ago is now closer to $7,000 a year for a MODEST house) FL homeowners are NOT able to afford the premiums, and insurance companies STILL aren’t wanting to write new business.

This means, people are being FORCED by the mortgage and insurance rates, to sell their houses in DROVES. THIS means, real estate prices are falling, in some cases lower than the mortgage balance on the houses . . .

To sum up, Florida is looking at a HUGE real estate bust coming up in the next year or so, which will shrivel up the FL economy for all the people living there. There will be lots of bankruptcies and lots and lots of vacant properties – and not many buyers.

The politicians are trying to do something to save the Florida economy. Too bad they don’t realize, increased taxes never helps.

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