Auto Insurance Price Quotes

If you're recently unemployed, you really need to change your spending to get more inline with your income (i.e. a small severance and tiny unemployment insurance checks)... This means scaling back on the dining out, cutting the cable bill, no more star bucks coffee---And getting new auto-insurance quotes.

Odds are if you're no longer driving to work, your total miles driven will be lowered. Consequently, it's the perfect time to shop around on sites like esurance.com and geico.com to see if you can save money on your car insurance---Look to lower your miles and possibly raise your deductible in order to reduce your premiums.

Tip for the unemployed--Shop around for your insurance

Odds are if you're unemployed or if you're afraid of the possibility of getting laid-off, you should look at various ways to spend less and save money---One very easy way to lower your expenses is to shop around for your insurance---Especially your auto-insurance.

If you used to drive 20 miles to work & 20 miles back home each day---That's 200 miles a week, or 10,000 miles a year! Call up your existing auto-insurer and tell them that you're driving fewer miles each year---This may reduce your premium. Once you get your new price from your existing auto-insurer, call 2 or 3 other car insurance companies get quotes and shop around! You could easily save a few hundred dollars a year if you recheck all your auto-insurance options when you're unemployed.