Understanding Female Car Insurance

Are you a female driver? If so then you could potentially benefit from specific female car insurance deals.

We all know that insurance can be expensive. However there are a number of different policies designed to save specific groups of driver’s money. One group is female drivers, but just why does gender make a difference and what should you look out for when choosing the right insurance for you?

Why Female Car Insurance is often Cheaper

It is a long standing joke in the UK that female drivers are more hazardous on the road than male drivers. However the joke really is on the males as they could be paying a significantly higher amount for their insurance in comparison.

The main reason why female car insurance is often cheaper for females is because statistically females have fewer accidents than males. They tend to be more careful drivers and insurance companies see them to be a lower risk to insure. That is why they can afford to give discounts to female drivers.

Not only do female drivers get good introductory rates, but many companies also aim to keep their female drivers happy. That means that discounts and benefits are constantly given throughout the insurance period. However, not all companies designed specifically for female drivers will give out lower quotes. Some will simply lure you in under false pretences and the rate you will end up paying could be the same as it is for male drivers. So just how do you find a reliable, female car insurance company?

Finding the Best Female Motor Insurance

A good way to find female motor insurance is to use a specialist broker. They will be able to search the market for you and bring back some of the best results tailored to your needs. Not only might you benefit from female only insurance, but there could be other discounts you are entitled to too. For example, if your car is kept in a garage and you keep a wheel lock on it as well as an alarm, then that would make it difficult to steal. Insurance companies would look favourably at that and you could be offered a reduced rate. The same applies if you drive fewer miles than average. Obviously the less you drive, the less likely you are to have an accident and this will be reflected in your insurance.

By using a specialist broker, they will be able to search for female only insurance and get good, relevant quotes to suit you. They search literally hundreds of companies and do all of the hard work so you don’t have to.

One thing you will have to take into account when looking for female only insurance, is if you want to include your partner or your son on your insurance policy. If you do then you may not be able to qualify for a lower insurance rate. Some female only companies will only allow female drivers on their policy so you will need to state on your search if you do plan to include males on your policy. Overall female drivers could benefit significantly from specific female car insurance.

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24 Responses to “Understanding Female Car Insurance”

  • Jane S says:

    There could be a few reasons which should be specifically outlined in the nonrenewal notice:
    Your company is no longer writing in your State.
    Your agent no longer represents the company.
    Your company is in a run-off (Kemper Insurance is in a run-off) which means they are essentially bankrupt & are nonrenewing all of their policies as they come up & are not writing any more.
    Or, you may be in a state (like NJ) that allows an insurance company to nonrenew 2% (or some other %) of their book of business every year for NO reason. It is called the 2% rule.
    So, you could very well have not done anything wrong. Contact your agent & see if they can write another policy for you.

  • XJ_CHIC says:

    Most insurers don't routinely check your driving record because of the expense of doing it–up to $30 a pop, but they will eventually and find some or all of the tickets.

    Probably every state (you don't say where you live) has an active "non-standard" auto market for higher-risk drivers; if and when Liberty Mutual raises your premium too much or drops you, check the Yellow Pages under Insurance. . There will probably be plenty of ads for these agents and companies. Your premiums will be be higher than they are now until the tickets drop off.

    Alternatively, Liberty may have a second company that will write you; ask your agent if/when the time comes

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  • Gewanter1689 says:

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  • HotMadson says:

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  • csvegoe says:

    The people who said you were bitter and sad haven't been trying for their first baby for years and years, only to have multiple miscarriages.

    I would say I wish they knew what it felt like, but I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.

    Good luck and God bless, we gotta stick together!

  • thank you for posting this……it's so true for most of us. I have been ttc for 17 months now. DH has issues that we're trying to correct. But it does seem that every where I go if I'm not seeing pg women it's babies. so it make the longing more intense.

  • nacho momma says:

    hi, i found the site a while back and its a good site, like you said, makes you laugh and makes you cry.

    been trying 22 mths now for a baby so a prayer would definitely come in handy thanks, especially as AF due tomorrow and for the first time in months i feel a little hopeful as been feeling sick on and off (probably a bad mince pie though lol)

    Baby dust to us both xx

  • Stoked says:

    As far as the women getting in free to bars, its pretty simple- Men want to go where women are, so get the women in and the men will come and spend money. It's as simple as that… its not sexist, its marketing.

    And I hate to inform you, but statistically men get in more accidents than women. Not because we drive more, but because we crash more. Attribute it to testosterone or whatever you prefer, but men simply get more tickets and are involved in more accidents per capita than women. The insurance companies aren't being sexists, they are being realists

  • Brittany R says:

    your story is the funniest story ever! some mother in law you have….hell no if that was me i'll fight the bitch i dont give a fuck you aint about to degrade my husband like that…oh fuck no!!!!i'd beat the bitch up and call it a day……. move far away and never keep in contact with her :)

  • Rebecca says:

    Don't transport your car over – it will cost you more than your cars worth! Plenty of second hand cars for sale and alot cheaper than you pay in Australia too.
    For costs on Registration see http://www.ltsa.govt.nz/vehicle-ownership/registration.html

    Anything to do with owning a vehicle or driving in NZ, go to the Land Transport website http://www.ltsa.govt.nz

    The AA (is like RACQ) http://www.aa.co.nz/motoring/owning/register/registering/Pages/default.aspx

    Third party insurance is not included in registration, so have to buy that separate – you can go here for quotes http://www.aa.co.nz/insurance/Pages/default.aspx

    Trade me http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Motors/Cars.aspx is like NZ's version of ebay, you can also find alot of cars there.

    However, another option is to relocate rental cars for as little as $1 a day until you find something you like, and still travel around. http://www.standbyrelocations.com/default.aspx?c=2 Sometime they even give you petrol money.

    …….. and no, Insurance is NOT compulsory like Australia is.

  • og123 says:

    If all that had happened to me, I would learn to protect myself and quit whining. I would let the car go, ride the city bus, and go far away from the family members who took advantage of me.
    Whine whine whine – the recession is on all over the country, many of us are struggling, but the first thing we should do is to cut off the leeches.
    If you want to help your friend, send her $20.

  • Anne S says:

    Are you male or female? Female

    Are you Republican, Democrat, or Other? If Other, then what? Not sure. First time voter and voting for Obama, but can't be 100% sure i would vote that way everytime.

    What is your religion? None.

    What is your race? White.

    What is your average income? $25,000 – $30,000. Husband only one working at the moment.

    What kind of car do you drive? 2000 Dodge Interpid

    How often do you go to the mall or go shopping? Couple times a year.

    How big is the home you live in? Normal house for newly married couple.

    How much is your debt? None.

    Are you happy and content with your life? How would you change it? Pretty much. I wouldn't change anything at the moment.

  • beccar says:

    Your parents problem is your attitude.

    Listen to yourself–"doing all this stuff for nothing". Entitled much? How about it's the right thing to do? You have WAY more than most and yet you still feel cheated? You need to get a firmer grasp on your place in the universe and how fortunate you really are. SPACE???!!!! Your parents have had no space since the moment you were born. If you want space, move out the moment you turn 18. Being an adult means responsibilites like you have plus MANY MANY more. Get used to it!

    Under 18, your parents don't have to allow you to have a phone, job, car, boyfriend, nothing. Those are priviledges they GIVE you. It is up to them to decide what you "deserve". You have no right to argue with them when they are obviously trying to protect you….a vacation away with your boyfriend? C'mon now, you know why they're doing that.

    If my own child was so blatantly disrespectful and unappreciative,I'd take every frickin thing away until they grew up.

    Curfew—look it up, the later it gets, the more drunks, addicts, pedophiles, sexual offenders and overall BAD dudes come out. That is pure fact.

  • John D says:

    It's unattractive to women because you're 28 years old. I mean, I appreciate the fact you're a student and I know how fast that can sap your funds, but for Pete's sake… fly from the nest! You're 28 and have yet to really live on your own.

    It's very hard to be an adult woman and be attracted a man still living at home at that age when there are so many other men out there proving that they can handle school and (at times) several jobs. These are men that show "Hey, life is hard, but I'm determined to make a name for myself."
    You have a man in your situation and all we see is a momma's boy afraid to be a man. Granted, I'm not saying that's you, as you're actually trying to make a future for yourself (going to school), but that's one way you're viewed.

    But I have to tell you, I'm not impressed. My cousin is 22, makes a mortgage payment, a car payment, insurance, and goes to school while juggling a full time job and he lives in Southern CA where rent is just as high – if not higher than – what you posted. *shrug*

  • dulcechica2891, I recommend an online insurance quote. It's free and quick to do. http://www.goodinternetdeals.com/Auto-Insurance.html

    Good Luck.

  • yars232c says:

    They can take off work and demonstrate all they want! Want to work here… pay the taxes here! Not much to ask!

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  • Shade says:

    This is the first time I actually read such a long question, and I honestly feel so sorry for you. I'm not sure how Ohio unemployment laws are, but in California, as long as you work anything under 40 hours, then by law you are elidgible for Unemployment beneifits. Which means, you can work 24 hours, more or less, and still get paid for 40. This can go on forever, as long as you are part time all year, or make the qualified amount every 6 months.

    As far as you and your girl, you need to stick together, communicate, and seriously take care of eachother right now. This is your test. Respect and understanding will help.

    You may not have a lot of friends, but you are lucky even if you have only 1. You will be finding out who your true friends are at times like these, and most ppl who say they are your friends, turn out not to care. Just worry about yourself, and your family, and dont depend on anyone else, otherwise you will be setting yourself up for failure.

    Pray.

    Edit: Dont go looking for your family right now, you have one already, and they need you. Things aways get worse before they get better. Please try and take better care of YOURSELF, eat, and keep your head up. I promise, things will get better real soon, just watch.

    Edit 2: I cant pretend I know what youre going thru, but you have my respect for asking and opening up. Everything is happening for a reason, you just dont know where this will lead you to. Ppl will say to get a better job, but there are none. Or say, go live with relatives, huh? what relatives? Your situation is devestating, and you are so young. Your girl can get welfare? or is she already on it? That will at least feed you guys. As far moving….you need $ to do that. You may have to live in a shelter for a month, and save your money in the mean time. Its gonna suck, but are you willing to do whatever it takes? Ask yourself that question……How far are you willing to go? How far out of your comfort zone will you go? I wld never consider giving up your daughter. Your girl shld call her family if she has any, and I bet you will find someone with a kind heart. If I was rich, I wld help you.

  • First of all, it seems that bartending is NOT your forté. If you've failed at it so many times, I think you should just take a break from it for a while. You can always come ack to it in a few years, but you need a good solid job. Who cares if you don't enjoy it, you are someone in arears of over $5,000 so you can't be choosie!

    I think you should get a job working in a shop or in a supermarket. Somewhere where the hours are nice and regular, unlike in a bar. Then, perhaps you can find another job to balance with that one.

    However, I do not know HOW so many people have thousands on their credit card. CUT IT UP!!!!!!!!!!!! It is just dragging you deeper into despair and debt. You cannot buy things with no money. Effectively, a credit card is a false sense of security! Get rid of it.

    If you won't go back to school, I think you should go fing a solid job. 9-5 in a shop. You can always fulfil your bar dream later, but now you need money. Send in your CV to all shops in your locality and if worst comes to worst, sell your car. You need to stop this lifestyle you have and that you think you're entitled to. You might think you have a simple life, but $5,000 on the card speaks volumes.

    Get it together and stop being fussy. Simplify your life first, then start the dream. You're young yet.

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