this is a little off topic but just an FYI - when you have an accident and your rates go up it's NOT because the insurance company is trying to "make their money back." The way insurance rates are established is based on future losses which is why your rates can go up when you have an accident or ticket. it puts you in a higher risk class which can cause an increase to your insurance premiums.
>how much do you pay a month for full coverage auto insurance? I live in southern CA and I'm paying about $160 a month with Allstate.< $523 a year ($44 a month) for 100/300 with a $500 deductible, via The Hartford's AARP plan. Age 55, spotless driving record (so far, they haven't caught me <g>), West Virginia.
