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car insurance for students FAQ

How do I teach elementary students about Car Insurance at Career Day?

Sep 15, 2008 by talaey | Posted in Teaching

I am attending Career Day at the local school (grades K-6th) to educate them about the Insurance business. I have 8 minutes for each presentation and would like to keep it exciting to get kids interested in Insurance. What would you think a child would

I would relate it something that they have in their world. Talk about insuring a Wii, XBox or bicycle. Tell them in a story-like way. Remember to smile and just tell them the basics!

Natatomic | Sep 16, 2008

I work as an insurance agent in NY & I love my job. I get to make new friends all the time, and help people with their problems. When they have serious things go wrong, like fires, or theft or worse, they call me, and I make their problems better.
Jonathan S. Carroll, ASLI | Sep 16, 2008

What companies has cheap car insurance for college students?

May 18, 2011 by H3LL0 KiTTY | Posted in Insurance

Im a college student and wants to get off my my parents car insurance its currently 97.00 a month she said thats the cheapest it would be because I would have to pay 500 or 800 in advance or something like that. But i want to be independent and just

Car insurance for rentals & college students?

Apr 26, 2010 by J. | Posted in Insurance

I'm not trying to buy a car or get insurance. It's for a project for school. What's the range of prices of car insurance for students ages 18-22 and also what are the prices of renting the most basic car from a company, like an average amount. Thanks

Depends wildly on where they live, and how much coverage they get, and what kind of car they have, and their driving records and credit scores.

Figure $1500 to $7,000 for the insurance.

No rental agency will rent to someone

mbrcatz | Apr 26, 2010

Depends wildly on where they live, and how much coverage they get, and what kind of car they have, and their driving records and credit scores.

Figure $1500 to $7,000 for the insurance.

No rental agency will rent to someone
mbrcatz | Apr 26, 2010

car insurance for students news

Five Money-Drainers That College Students Should Nix

18.05.12

Attention, college students: Want to save $60 every month? It’s easy, just cut out your daily latte purchase on your way to class.

While it doesn’t seem like much, $60--the cost of a daily $2 coffee habit--can make or break a college student’s budget.

Students often find themselves strapped for cash as many don’t work or work part-time at minimum-wage jobs. And as college tuition continues to rise during a time where many families are struggling to make ends meet and jobs are hard to find, college students are often left with empty wallets.

The class of 2011 graduated with the highest amount of student loan debt than any other class; total student loan debt is expected to reach $1 trillion for the first time this year.

According to the College Board, public four-year colleges charged, on average, $8,244 in tuition and fees for in-state students in the 2011-12 school year. For out-of-state students, the cost jumps to $12,526. But let’s face it: College students spend in other areas besides tuition—there’s supplies, transportation, food, clothing, and of course, entertainment.


Source: Fox Business