Georgia Insurance

I live in Newark and my rates are through the roof. I pay $ 209 per month for a 2002 Ford Focus. No accidents and only 3 points on my license since I moved here in 2002. The rest of my family lives in a small town in southern Georgia and I was wondering if it was possible to transfer my insurance in a way there. Everything is in my name and im going to visit next week, any suggestions?

For automobile insurance the most efficient way to get a good rate is to compare policies on rates of car. Make sure you compare similar policies with the same frankness, car model, location, etc. so that all things are an accurate comparison.

What I recommend is most often a quote online http://www.InsureAutoNow.info comparison because they have discount insurers and can give many quotes on auto insurance policies.

If you falsify your address and get insurance on this basis, you take a chance. 1. Your insurance company may refuse to pay if you are in an accident. 2. You could be prosecuted for fraud. 3. You could be fined and may lose your registration or driver's license, driving without insurance required. 4. You could be personally sued by a victim of an accident. 5. Maybe some time in prison, according to the circumstances of the accident.

I moved from New Jersey to Alabama years ago, and I know that insurance rates in New Jersey were the highest in the country, so I know how you feel.

Nope, wherever your primary address and garage where you need to insure the vehicle. The only way you can get away with it if you are a student living on campus in New Jersey and your parents live in Georgia. But in this case, you will be on their insurance!

Hope that makes sense. More than likely if you arent a student in New Jersey there is no way around having your insurance there ... Unless you want a ticket! = (