is insuarnce cheaper if i tell them i took the MSF course?

[myGS]

since i have 21st century, i called them and they qouted me $460 for 6 months.  that's only liability.  that's way too much.  i'm 24 and have a good driving record.  can someone recomend me an insurance company that won't rip me off?

[boosdad]

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Farm Bureau is ok.  I pay $157 a year for liability for my 98.

[rich]

Its about 10% cheaper.

[Narcissus]

My insuance company, Primmum, told me the discount is equivalent to that of someone with 3 years of flawless driving experience.

[rtcpenguin]

progressive seems cheapest in almost every scenario.

[porsche4786]

Not cheaper for me, state farm does not give a discount for taking the class.

[myGS]

thanks for the info about the progessive.  they qouted me $278 for 1 year with liabilty.  that's pretty good.  

[porsche4786]

Mine is about $500 a year with full coverage. Never know when some jerk might tip it over or something.

[natedawg120]

progressive was the cheapest for me, but i went through usaa for it.

[myGS]

Mine is about $500 a year with full coverage. Never know when some jerk might tip it over or something.

how old are you?  full coverage for me was almost $800.  that's too much for a GS IMO.

[porsche4786]

19/m

[88gta]

State Farm here, they gave me the discount for the MSF and I only pay 270 a year for full coverage.

[porsche4786]

State Farm here, they gave me the discount for the MSF and I only pay 270 a year for full coverage.

I'm with state farm, on my parents policy still and they said there are no discounts for taking the class. not fair!

[Roadstergal]

The local rep told me that they won't even insure you if you don't have the class under your belt.  Dunno; maybe it's a local thing.  But I don't care about MSF discount or MSF requirement - as long as they are charging you less than everyone else, there you are.

[Alphamazing]

I'm paying $170 yearly for liability ($100,000/$200,000) with Dairyland County Mutual. I got a 10% discount (I think, something in that area) with the MSF course. 18 (when I signed up), male, no prior riding experience.

[dbNnc]

It cut my 6-month full-coverage premium in half, thus paying for the $100 MSF course with the first premium. I live in NC and have Auto-Owners insurance.

[scootr9718]

many companies (USAA) don't honor the MSF discount in certain states, mainly because the company gives a multi-vehicle disount if you are with them already for your cage...and it's cheaper that way.