# NJ has notoriously high insurance rates....

Posted by Alex (90 300zx) on September 09, 2004 at 11:31:25: In Reply to: lol. you couldn't be more vague, could you? :D nm posted by lophix on September 09, 2004 at 11:23:37: I was paying 1400 a year for just liability. If you're a state employee, you qualify for NJM insurance which makes you jump through all kinds of hoops to get in and requires you to have a clean record for at least 3 years no points or accidents. Once thats done, you will have the cheapest insurance in nj. Bonus: at the end of your policy year, they give you back a dividend of the policy money that wasn't spent (overall for all policy holders). On average people get back 2-300 bucks. So now i'm paying 862 a year :) Replys: wow! that's a huge drop! lophix (94se) 11:34:17 9/09/2004 (3) dammit! which one is the smaller font?? h1 or h6? lol nm lophix (94se) 11:34:56 9/09/2004 (2) .......... lophix (94se) 11:39:50 9/09/2004 (1) font size and header size are two different things.. Matt (93SE) 12:16:37 9/09/2004 (0)

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: I was paying 1400 a year for just liability. If you're a state employee, you qualify for NJM insurance which makes you jump through all kinds of hoops to get in and requires you to have a clean record for at least 3 years no points or accidents. Once thats done, you will have the cheapest insurance in nj. Bonus: at the end of your policy year, they give you back a dividend of the policy money that wasn't spent (overall for all policy holders). On average people get back 2-300 bucks. : So now i'm paying 862 a year :)