nonford

Yep 45, that is property tax. But heh, we don't have state income tax.

KansasMan

I thought I paid high insurance but after seeing you alls I see Im not that bad off. Im 32, 1 speed ticket,married, 2 other cars and house. I pay $330.00 every 6 months. I failed to mention I have a 1999 Dodge Ram 2500 quad cab, 4x4

Patrick Campbell

23 here.

My NJ insurance was $5000 a year. My quote for 750000 liability and 25000 physical damage on a COMMERCIAL policy in AZ was $5000.

45auto

nonford
What the heck is your tax rate for your property tax? No state income tax, tha'ts where they get you is on the prop tax side. Oregon is the same way, but no sales tax, and get about another .5% on the prop tax.

nonford

45, I have to look @ the rate, but when I lived in Federal Way,WA my tax on same price house 300K was 3k less??? Another thing I remember the electricity out there was much cheaper. But, that was 8 years ago so I'm sure it must huvver close to what I'm @ now. When we lived in upstate (Binghamton area) NY, man, that is another place that will eat your lunch (big state tax too). I guess I'm just used to it now. What else can you do about it except PAY. But I have to say one thing, we got some kick@@s schools here. My friends house valued @ 675K, you should see his tax! It's a mortgage payment for others.....

fanofthewolf

I'm in the process of getting a new carrier. Was told yesterday that the insurance code for most cars was about 10 the ram 2500 cummins is 19. That automatically forces rates up. I'm 51 no accidents or tickets, got 3 quotes, range from $460 to $560/6. Side Note: I checked with Gieco for all three or fours cars one time and they were $900 more, and I think that was per 6 months.
Better check around.

45auto

I'll tell you all a quick story on my auto policy. I had AAA auto ins. for 30 years, yes. 30 years. No one could ever touch them if you were a member for any length of time. Well, I checked into COSTCO insurance, which uses American Express, I saved almost $500.00 a year and AAA could have cared less about me leaving even tho AAA says that Costco is their Biggest competition. Go figure, After 30 years and maybe 3 claims at most, they said nothing. So I said, C-YA

Apocalypse

Well I'm 18 and I just got my new truck a 2004 2500 Quad cab 4x4 short bed and Mine is $800 every 6 months. Not bad if you ask me.

signature600

Glad I don't have a 3rd Gen!

Insurance for me on a 96 is $4500 a year. But I'm 19, and had 1 big incident and one small one that I paid everything for when I was 16, so I'm screwed for a few more years as far as insurance goes.

Chris

belfert

Man, I thought my insurance is expensive, but it is nothing compared to yours. I pay $3200 a year for a 2003 3500, 2003 VW Golf TDI, 2002 travel trailer, house, and $1 million umbrella liability. My auto coverage is the max on both vehicles.

No tickets ever, 1 minor accident in 2003, and I'm 32 years old.

Brian Elfert

kingofdodge7131

Well, Im 20, just bought the truck last weekend, have a few blemishes, 3 speed tickets, but none within the last 4 years ( had them all when i was on a school permit haha) And mines running 1850 every 6, In sioux city iowa. Comes to around 300 a month. One company wanted 2100, im like how bout i just buy a nother truck and skip the insurance haha

tp4whlr

I'm 43, been with Allstate about 15 years, no tickets, no claims, and paying 450 every 6 mos. on CTD, that is with multi-car discount, premium customer discount, etc.
I asked why it jumped $120 from my pwrstr I traded-in, agent said Ram is rated same as a Ford Mustang.
I truly believe Insurance is just the MOB with a legit business face.

ten8fiftyone

There is always a catch in States without a certain tax or another, be it lack of sales tax, like Oregon or Montana, or lack state income tax like Texas. Their are no free rides! Each State is going to make up that difference somewhere fellas

jwtuc

35 , married , home , multi-car , safe driver.....440 every 6 months on 600 quad 4wd.... 415 on 04 Volvo s60 2.5T .....thru Tenn. Farmers Mutual.

12PACK

Any of you guys ever consider raising some of your deductibles? Going from $500 to $1000 deductible for collision coverage, i.e., will reduce your rates.