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How to reduce auto insurance rates on your current policy WITHOUT changing policies Just send this photo to your insurance company with a note ‘This photo is proof that I haven’t been driving. Since I am not driving, I am less likely to make a claim. Since I am less likely to make a claim, I should pay less for auto insurance.’ Solid logic! If that doesn’t work. Here is plan B: Get (2) vehicle service records; a most recent one and second most recent one. ... What is a service record? Oil change or any other statement of vehicle service such as brake change or transmission tune up. ANY vehicle service record will do. When any vehicle is serviced by a mechanic, odometer reading is noted on the invoice/ estimate. That’s your vehicle service record. Let’s say your last oil change was Jan 1st 2020 and your vehicle had 10,000 miles on the odometer. Oct 1st 2020 you changed oil again at 15,000 miles. That’s 5,000 miles in 10 months = 500 miles per month or 6,000 miles per year. Now it is just a matter of getting those invoices to your insurance company to get your rate adjusted down. You don’t need to change policies - you are updating your current policy. If that doesn’t work. Here is plan C: Call Us (310) 626-6366

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How to reduce auto insurance rates on your current policy WITHOUT changing policies Just send this photo to your insurance company with a note ‘This photo is proof that I haven’t been driving. Since I am not driving, I am less likely to make a claim. Since I am less likely to make a claim, I should pay less for auto insurance.’ Solid logic! If that doesn’t work. Here is plan B: Get (2) vehicle service records; a most recent one and second most recent one. ... What is a service record? Oil change or any other statement of vehicle service such as brake change or transmission tune up. ANY vehicle service record will do. When any vehicle is serviced by a mechanic, odometer reading is noted on the invoice/ estimate. That’s your vehicle service record. Let’s say your last oil change was Jan 1st 2020 and your vehicle had 10,000 miles on the odometer. Oct 1st 2020 you changed oil again at 15,000 miles. That’s 5,000 miles in 10 months = 500 miles per month or 6,000 miles per year. Now it is just a matter of getting those invoices to your insurance company to get your rate adjusted down. You don’t need to change policies - you are updating your current policy. If that doesn’t work. Here is plan C: Call Us (310) 626-6366

Life Insurance is a piece of mind. Only $10-$20/mo can protect your family and loved ones. Get a no obligation quote online in less then 1 min. Link in description. LINK **** https://agents.ethoslife.com/invite/adrianaprotects

With the DMV field offices closed, we are truly your one stop shop for all registration and insurance needs. By phone or in person.

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