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Auto Insurance companies are always looking for reasons to increase what you pay for auto insurance. If you have an accident. If you have a teen driver. If you file certain types of claim. If you don't have a garage. If you buy a car that happens statistically to be stolen more often. If you change jobs and have a longer commute to work. These are all reasons that an insurance company may decide gives them the right to raise your auto insurance premium. The only way for you to stop them ... Read Article
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