Insurance question
#2
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I always go April 1st to October 31st. In the end it usually saves me about 400$ a year. Don't know how old anyone is here, but it makes a huge difference being over 25.
#3
Clean history, no tickets too..
Better than nothing I suppose?
The 25 years old thing depends on the insurance company
Not all companies apply the same actuarial brackets
Even though it only dropped by $100 annually, it was still the best premium out of many others
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#6
Originally Posted by s20001320' timestamp='1460488275' post='23936061
sorry guys, i should of ask do i need to do safety every season?
E-test every couple of years or every year depending on the age. You'll get a notification / letter from service ontario whenever you need it to get your new sticker
#7
Originally Posted by kryptonite' timestamp='1460490540' post='23936097
[quote name='s20001320' timestamp='1460488275' post='23936061']
sorry guys, i should of ask do i need to do safety every season?
sorry guys, i should of ask do i need to do safety every season?
E-test every couple of years or every year depending on the age. You'll get a notification / letter from service ontario whenever you need it to get your new sticker
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My insurance wanted a vehicle condition report because of the age. I was switching to that insurance company so I needed safety and emissions test also
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#9
When I was with Meloche Monnex, they required a facility to do an inspection on all my cars
But it's only a one time thing.
Did you recently change insurance companies? If you're with a broker, then you might have to ask your broker
But it's only a one time thing.
Did you recently change insurance companies? If you're with a broker, then you might have to ask your broker