$588.09
7/7/10 Pace High School
Annual Premium= Annual Base Premium * Driver-Rating Factor To get annual base premium the formula is... Annual base Premium= Liability Premium + Collision Premium + Comprehensive Premium.
$350.05
When you're doing simple base premium, just multiply the base premium byt the rating factor. So 109.20 x 1.95, which is 212.94.
205.74
The age of the driver.
Type of Work (A+)
An EMR (experience modification rate) insurance rating is a way to determine the workers' compensation premiums for businesses. An annual basis is calculated and premiums can go up or down.
Following to closely is considered a "Moving Violation". Moving violations are used as a rating factor for premium purposes. In short " Likely yes"
It usually affects your next renewal premium. It can vary depending on your state, the citation, and your insurance carrier. Normally speeding tickets stay on your record for three years for insurance rating purposes.
Many factors are taken into account when insurance premiums are calculated, including age, health, length of cover, etc. For more information check out - investopedia.com/ask/answers/09/calculating-premium.asp
flat extra premium methodIn life insurance, if a person does not meet health or other qualifications, insurance can be declined or rated. The flat extra premium method of rating the life insurance policy charges an extra flat dollar amount per $1,000 of policy value.http://ahtins.com/glossary/fff/f132.htm
Auto insurance rating multiplies the base insurance rate for a car times the factor for the driver. So a car which has bad experience, multiplied by teen driver (much more likely to kill someone in an accident), results in higher premium.