It is important to shop for Cheap Car Insurance in New Jersey whenever you rent a car. If you rent a car in New Jersey, the car is not yours; it is only in your possession for a certain period of time. That means you can not put off repairing damages to the car until you can afford it. Rental car insurance is important.

One way to get cheap car insurance for rental cars in New Jersey is to pay the car rental agency’s collision damage waiver (CDW), loss damage waiver (LDW), liability insurance supplement (LIS), personal accident insurance (PAI), and personal effects coverage (PEC). These types of rental car insurance which will protect the rental car, your personal belongings, your person, and your bank account against damages acquired while the rental car is in your possession.

Yet, depending on how long you have the rental car, these insurance coverages can add up on your final bill, turning cheap car insurance to expensive car insurance. Therefore, you should check into other ways of obtaining cheap car insurance in New Jersey for your rental car.

If you already have car insurance for the vehicle you own, it may or may not cover rental cars – ask. If you do not own a vehicle, and therefore do not have a car insurance policy, you should look into temporary car insurance policies for rental cars in New Jersey. Yet, some car insurance policies do cover rental cars, or allow you to choose the option of insuring rental cars. You may even be able to choose that option for the specified amount of time you will have the New Jersey rental car.

Another option for obtaining cheap car insurance in New Jersey for your rental car is to use your credit card to pay for the rental. Many credit card companies offer these kinds of insurance services for special purchases such as renting a car.

Elizabeth Newberry
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What car insurance companys are cheap… and do they have a web site/phone number so I can get a quote

thanks!

try State Farm or Progressive

I am in the process of changing my insurance details to make it more affordable and it’s not finalized yet. I asked a customer service rep at my insurer’s office if I didn’t get the changes made yet can my teen still drive my vehicle until it’s finalized and she told me that as long as I’ve giving them permission to drive the vehicle and they don’t just "take" it then it’s like giving permission to any family member to drive your vehicle and they are covered? Is this true?

Yup.

We have GEICO right now and I’m deciding whether or not to send my daughter to a Driver’s Ed program or just do the Parent Taught program. I was wondering if the parent taught program still counted for the discounts offered by GEICO but I can’t find it on their website. Can anyone help?

(I live in Texas, btw, if it matters…)

I don’t think so. I’m semi-sure that we have geico insurance and I had to do 8 hours of professional driving school to get a discount. This is in Kentucky where there are no requirements on driving school at all (well at the time…now they do), it’s just a straight written test, permit, come back in 6 months for a road test. But I had to be taught by an instructor at $60/hour to get a discount. Call up the local driving school and ask, because they were the ones that told my parents about what our insurance company required, so that they could fulfill all the requirements to get the discount. You really want to be sure you get the best discount you can too, even with mine my parents insurance almost doubled…yikes! haha.

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