Rodney M asked:


If I entered all of my accidents/violations on my quote, bought the insurance, etc. Say I’m paying $150 a month, could the auto insurance company call me up and say I need to start paying $420 a month or they will cancel my policy?
My friend said his friend had the exact same thing happen to him. He had a violation on his record, bought his insurance, then they called him up and said they were changing it from about $150 a month to $420 a month.
It hasn’t actually happened to me. I’m just wondering if they can do that.

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gambitleblanc asked:


My roommate and I each have a car but we don’t share the same insurance policy. He has his own and I have mine. I just got auto insurance for my new car and the agent was telling me that I should add people living with me, but his driving record is bad and I don’t want it to raise my premium. The agent said that anyone who doesn’t live with me can drive my car and they’ll be covered, but because my roommate lives with me, he won’t be covered even though he has a different policy.