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bluemysti asked:


Is it permissable to continue auto insurance coverage on the same policy if my husband and I are married, but living seperately? My car is in my name, his in his. Just changed my address in regards to my license and vehicle registration. Policy is written with his address.

Alex

Sofi asked:


I want to get in the field of auto insurance agent. I have not been able to locate a school or site that can give me information. I’ved tried asking auto insurance companies but they only hire agents with licenses.

William

kattgirl asked:


My auto insurance is renewed every 6 months and the price keeps going up between $10-$30. There have been no changes to my policy, I have had no accidents or tickets.

Caitlyn

G asked:


If you’re a teenage male, you’re doomed if you want to get auto insurance. You will pay exorbitantly more because the statistics say that you are more of a hazard. So you are not judged as an individual, but as a group of people.

I’m sure statistics can also show that certain nationalities and races are worse drivers — case in point: Asians. And I’m part Asian, so I can make fun of my own people. =)

If insurance companies are always willing to discriminate on the basis of age and sex, why not race or ethnicity?

Skylar