New York Best SR22 Insurance Company

 

June 1, 2009 by author · Leave a Comment
Filed under: SR22 New York 

Reader’s Question:

How do I find the best SR22 insurance company in New York?

Janice

Buffalo NY

What you need to do first to find the best SR22 insurance company is to obtain several quotes. It is important to remember that the cost of SR22 insurance policy is not everything you should be searching for. Once you have a list of SR22 insurance quotes, you’re going to have to take a few more steps beyond that.

First, ask yourself if the insurance company that you chose sell SR22 insurance policy. The first thing you want to ask yourself here is whether or not the insurer is licensed to do business in New York.. Check the New York Department of Insurance website to find out. You also need to know if they will have the money to pay your insurance claim if you must file one that is why you need to find out the stability of the company. You can find this out by getting their financial rating from the websites of Standard and Poor’s or A.M. Best.

Another thing that you have to remember is you have to be sure that the company that you will be dealing with is quick to respond to claims. Call them up and ask a few questions. Check out their website. Is it helpful? You may also ask your local repair shop how their dealings with that car insurance providers have been. With this information, combined with your SR22 insurance quotes, you will know which is the best insurance provide in the market today.

Buffalo New York SR22 Insurance

 

December 15, 2007 by fashun · Leave a Comment
Filed under: SR22 New York 

Q: How do I find the best Buffalo New York SR22 insurance company?

A: First, you get multiple SR22 insurance comparison rate quotes. But price isn’t the only thing you should be looking at when shopping for your car insurance, so once you have a list of quotes you’re going to have to take a few more steps beyond that.

First of all, can your insurance company even sell you a car insurance policy? The first thing you want to ask yourself here is whether or not they are licensed insurance providers. Check the New York Department of Insurance website to find out. After that, you need to know if they will have the money to pay your claim if you must file one. You can find this out by getting their financial rating from the websites of Standard and Poor’s or A.M. Best.

Second of all, you need to find out if this is a company you want to deal with. Call them up and ask a few questions. Check out their website. Is it helpful? Comprehensive? Ask your local repair shop how their dealings with that car insurance company have been. With this information, combined with your  insurance quotes, you can find out who is the best.

I Have SR22 Auto Insurance – Can I Loose My Drivers License?

 

December 15, 2007 by fashun · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Insurance Laws 

Q: I have SR22 insurance and I want to know–if I get into a car accident, can I lose my driver’s license?

A: It’s possible, but in a more indirect way than I think you’re thinking. Say, if you have SR22 insurance, and you get into a car accident, your risk factor goes up again. Since your car insurance company is already running significant risk by insuring you, because you have SR22 insurance, it might decide that the new risk is more than it can handle, and cancel your policy. Unless you can get a new insurance policy right away, then an SR26 will be sent to your DMV with no SR22 to cancel it out, and then your license will be canceled. But simply getting into an accident by itself will not result in the cancellation of your license.

The best way for you to avoid this problem is for you to keep a back up in place. Since more is at stake for policy holders of insurance, I suggest that, when looking for an SR22 insurance company, they pick out the best two instead of simply the best one, and keep the second filed away for future reference in case they have problems with the first. Sometimes, however, even that won’t work, and you’ll have to go with the New York assigned risk pool.