Question:
Of damage to your car caused by yourself does your insurance go up? Please help if anyone can tell me what I should do?
Answers:
Look at it this way, if I am also insured by your company, I am helping to pay for damage to your car with my premium. If you are causing damage to your own car, and I am not, is it fair that we are paying the same rate? No.
The best thing to do is to ask your agent or a claim rep for your company what affect a claim (give specifics) will have on your rates.
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Anytime your insurance company has to pay money there is a chance. It all depends on the company and the amount of the payment and how long you have been with them.What kind of car insurance do i need?
Ya probably, but you can pay for it yourself instead, pretty sure that's allowed.How old do you have to be to have your permit in Rhode Island?
Insurance companies are "SUPPOSED" to allow for one or two minor at-fault incidents without increasing your rates. We all know this is NOT TRUE. If you can get the damage repaired out of your own pocket, do it. If you can't afford it, file a claim and see what happens at renewal time. Its not that hard to replace fenders, hoods, bumpers, and other bolt on parts. Even if you need minor frame straightening, its only usually $60-70 per hour. Find a good salvage yard, you might even get lucky and find the correct color part.(Per insurance laws in Michigan) If the damage is the cause of you hitting something, it's considered an at-fault accident and will usually have some effect on your insurance. If it's due to you scratching your vehicle or breaking your own window, you will claim it under your comprehensive coverage and, as far as I know, most insurance companies don't increase rates unless you've done that 3 or more times. It depends on the situation. It may vary by state but you could call your agent and ask them for advice but let them know you are NOT claiming it at the time of the advice.
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