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Who has the Cheapest NJ Car Insurance? Home owners insurance? Life Etc?

Marcus
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jessica s asked:


If I live in a household with my in laws and I get car insurance do I have to add them onto my policy since we are all in the same residence – even if they are not going to drive my car?

Courtney
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djc1175 asked:


Insurance is needed on a travel trailer in New Jersey?
I have car insurance on the vehicle that will tow my trailer, but do I really need additional insurance, it’s already 16 years old!

Cody
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Hannah B asked:


I trying to find insurance that is not not less expensive does someone know where I can go to get this?

Ellen
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DavidH asked:


I live in NJ; about 10 years ago auto insurance was prohibitively expensive in this state, and there were very few options. I would hear ads for Geico and other low-cost insurance companies on the radio and TV, and they would always have the disclaimer at the end, “Not available in New Jersey”. Suddenly, that was all over – we had more choices and companies like Geico and State Farm and others were allowed to do business in the state.

Along with this choice came lower premiums – low like in 40% of what they used to be.

Was there legislation that was passed (or lifted) that made these choices and this competition possible?

It is my opinion that removing state mandates from health insurance would increase competition and lower premiums, and I think that the NJ Auto Insurance example might be a good comparison, but I don’t know all of the facts. Does anyone know exactly what happened in the Auto Insurance industry, specifically in NJ?

Chad

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