Although insurance companies do use credit scoring to determine your rates, the "hit" is a soft hit, not a hard hit, so it won't affect your credit score at ALL. It's NOT like a credit card application.
No hit on your credit if it's for insurance. If you want a couple of local agents to shop the market for you, fill out the quote form at http://www.myinsurancequotes.net for auto insurance.
Jared Balis
It's the other way around. Insurance companies will look at your credit score, but it won't be impacted as if you were trying to get a loan. So if you have good credit you will keep good credit and get a better rate on your insurance. Also, if you've been driving for that long with a clean record, go look at places like Allstate or any of the others. When I left Progressive, my rates dropped and I received better coverage. Shop around. Every year I go with out an accident my Allstate rates keep going down.
DO ON-LINE QUOTES AND USE THE CORRECT VEHICLE AND SO ON BUT DON'T USE YOUR CORRECT INFORMATION, THIS WAY YOU WILL HAVE A BALLPARK FIGURE AND NOT CHANCE A CREDIT HISTORY HIT.
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