i mean no collision on my own car. like if i scratch or dent it on a pole, i dont get shyt. but if i hit someones elses car, my company will pay that person. costs me 50 a month
anyway i didnt mean to derail the thread, that shyt just stuck out to me like a motherfukker :deadjay:
OTIS NASH WORKS SIX DAYS A WEEK AT TWO JOBS, as a security guard and a pest control technician, but still struggles to make the $190.69 monthly Geico car insurance payment for his 2012 Honda Civic LX.
“I’m on the edge of homelessness,” said Nash, a 26-year-old Chicagoan who supports his wife and 7-year-old daughter. But “without a car, I can’t get to work, and then I can’t pay my rent.”
maybe make better choices i drive an 01 and i carry zero insurance on it, just insurance when i hit someone else. whereas this dude needs to drive a 2012 and carry collision on it, even though he's on the edge of homelessness and supporting a kid?
now the overall story sucks, but what a terrible example to use
But what does this have to do with the blatant race-based policy inequality that is expressed in the article?
Shift the narrative, brehs.
anyway i didnt mean to derail the thread, that shyt just stuck out to me like a motherfukker :deadjay:
i mean no collision on my own car. like if i scratch or dent it on a pole, i dont get shyt. but if i hit someones elses car, my company will pay that person. costs me 50 a month
anyway i didnt mean to derail the thread, that shyt just stuck out to me like a motherfukker :deadjay:
well what i realized is that insurance companies dont lose money when they cut you a checkI hope you never get involved in a hit and run
well what i realized is that insurance companies dont lose money when they cut you a check
say they have to cut you a check for 500 because you dented your car. theyre just gonna raise your rate and get that 500 back gradually
i figure over a lifetime of driving with full coverage on your car, say 50 years, you probably break the insurance company off the cost of a new car, maybe even two so fukk collision insurance
So why do minorities have to pay higher rates?
What are you even talking about? Another post that has nothing to do with the premise of the thread.No. No and just no.
Insurance companies charge you on all risks. That includes your address, driving areas, state, city and county.
My friend who is Black has a M7 2016 and he pays less than me for my 2008 IS 250.
Newer cars are safer and they still have lots of warranty. I told my wife we gonna have to scrap our insurance and shop around. Progressive is raping us. I pay 225 a month for 2 cars. Like WTH lol.
it sounds like racismSo why do minorities have to pay higher rates?
it sounds like racism
Yet Hedges, who is a 34-year-old advertising executive, pays only $54.67 a month to insure his 2015 Audi Q5 Quattro sports utility vehicle
There's actually nothing wrong with this if you do indeed live in an area where people tend to fall behind on their payments. I imagine these same people also have to put down down payments for their power as well.Our findings document what consumer advocates have long suspected: Despite laws in almost every state banning discriminatory rate-setting, some minority neighborhoods pay higher auto insurance premiums than do white areas with similar payouts on claims. This disparity may amount to a subtler form of redlining, a term that traditionally refers to denial of services or products to minority areas. And, since minorities tend to lag behind whites in income, they may be hard-pressed to afford the higher payments.