Originally Posted by mrcardio

Why are people comparing INS rates? You understand there's like 3463463497 variables that go into creating an individual policy right? Just to name a few they take into account your credit rating, rather you rent or own, driving record, criminal record, zip code, male or female, etc, etc. So unless you know every single variable your INS company takes into account and take note it’s pointless to make comparisons.

Originally Posted by jpit

I'm paying $544.10 for six months - 100,000/300,000, $250 ded. for comprehensive and $500 ded. for collision. Does this sound right?