Calling all Auto Insurance Experts

[jdcyclone19]

under 30 and still technically single might be bumping my rates up a bit still, hell most places wanted over $1000 a year for full coverage on my $8k sports bike when I first got it, had to go under my parents insurance for it for a while even with having a motorcycle license when I turned 16 and a permit before that even, with multiple safety courses taken because of the military.

Oddly enough, state farm was always the cheapest for me when I was single and under 30. Turning 25/26 did nothing to my rates. Didn't really see much of a decrease when I got married. Having a multi-policy, whether vehicles and/or house helped quite a bit. Once I bought a house, state farm because cost prohibitive, however, my agent in Ames was fantastic.