I’m looking into going with another car insurance company here in Alabama because they say that I’d be able to save that way. Also, could you give me some other ways on how to get cheap liability insurance?

Saul

Birmingham, AL

Switching car insurance companies is one of the recommended ways on how to get cheap liability insurance, most especially if you have not filed a claim with your current car insurance carrier. If you decide to do this, all you need to do is to inform your car insurance company about it. You have to cancel your old car insurance policy on the same day that you go with another company. However, don’t cancel your old car insurance policy if you don’t have a new car insurance plan yet. This is very crucial because some states would charge you some fines for the number of days that you don’t have insurance.

Bear in mind that most car insurance companies could terminate your plan whenever you like by notifying them in writing specifying the date you’d like to terminate your policy or you could do it by calling them on the phone.

To make sure that you get cheap liability insurance in Alabama, choose the insurance payment plan that best fits your budget. A number of car insurance companies would let you pay over time but it would be more than what you have to pay had you chosen to pay on an annual basis. You would have to pay a few dollars everytime you make a payment through an installment plan. Car insurance companies have payment plans on a monthly, quarterly, bi-annually, whichever is most convenient for you.

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I just moved from California to Alabama, and just yesterday I bought a new car. I am getting car insurance next month, would like to know the minimum liability limits here in Alabama for car insurance.

James, Birmingham AL

Hi James,

With the new car that you purchased, it is good to know that you are going to get a car insurance. In the state laws of Alabama in terms of Auto Insurance there is the so-called 20/40/10, which requires every vehicle must have minimum liability coverage of $20,000 per person, $40,000 for all injuries and $10,000 as property damage liability.

The 20/40/10 is what I have here at Decatur, AL when I purchased my BMW years ago. Before you plunge into signing into an insurance contract, it is best to search for companies that offer cheap premiums and also be sure that the minimum coverage of 20/40/10 is fully satisfied in your insurance policy.

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