Jeffrey Rogo

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149 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard May 2019 last heard Jul 2024

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · As Car-Insurance Rates Rise, Fed Up Drivers Shift Gears · 18 Jul 2024 podcast

And they'll look at your history.

They'll look at, have you had any accidents?

Have you had any speeding tickets?

Is there anything else in your driving history that jumps up?

And they may offer you a better rate.

So another thing they might do is they might talk to you about the policy itself.

They might say, here is how much you're paying in insurance.

Deductibles are the sort of the cost you're going to pay at the front end of an accident.

So my current deductible is a thousand dollars.

So if I get into a seven thousand dollar accident next week, I put in a thousand bucks.

The insurance company puts in six thousand and that's how we get to the number.

I could lower my deductible or raise my deductible.

And in doing so, that will change the price of my policy.

And so we might ask them, hey, what happens if I change my deductible?

Can I lower my premium, the amount I pay every six months?

And they might give you a new number.

If you're going to owe them more money when an accident happens, you should have more in savings.

So you should ask yourself, if I'm moving my deductible so that I'm going to have to pay more in the case of an accident, that means, naturally, I need more in my savings account to pay for an accident should one occur.

Pay-as-you-go insurance plans have become popular.

How do they work?

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