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Saturday, April 4, 2009

Save Money on Utah Auto Insurance In Spite of a Recession

By Steve Turner

Could your Utah auto insurance premium increase because of the recession? If you are apprehensive about saving money you should ponder shopping for more affordable insurance coverage.

Drivers and insurance companies both are concerned about saving money in a recession. If the company's investments lose money, there is the likelihood that they will pass these costs on to the consumer by increasing their premiums. A recession can also increase the amount of insurance fraud occurring which would be another cost to pass along.

If you have seen a change in your premium, do some comparison shopping to locate a cheaper rate. Different companies will have varying rates so going with a different provider could make a considerable difference. Obtain quotes from at least three individual companies to make sure that you are getting the lowest rate.

Don't think about decreasing your insurance coverage because of the recession. Now more than ever you should allow yourself the peace of mind and financial security that insurance coverage offers. You will be at a larger financial risk if you decrease your limits to save money on your rates.

There are many changes you can make to lower your insurance premiums. One way would be to increase your deductible to lower your premium. Do not increase it so much that you could not come up with the money needed in the event of an accident.

Many companies offer a low mileage discount, so think about using public transportation or car pooling. Ask your current company, plus all that you are asking for quotes from, what discounts they have and find which you will qualify for.

After locating quotes that will save you money, investigate the insurance companies you are considering purchasing a policy from. Make sure that they are financially secure and see if they have any complaints filed with Utah's department of insurance.

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