Tips to Control Car-Insurance Costs for College Kids
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Look, we’re not saying you’re a dangerous driver just because you happen to be young and in college — overwhelming statistical data is saying that. We’re just the messengers, and the bottom line is: Your car insurance will likely be more expensive than that of any other group. But we feel for ya, kid, so here’s some advice on mitigating this unavoidable expense. Keep your grades up to reap insurance-provider discounts; consider taking a newer, less-sporty car to college; and keep your credit good and your driving record clean. Follow the link below for more tips.
