How much does the insurance company raise your rates if you use your car for work?

Question

I'm talking about reading meters where I had to use it everyday, often driving from house to house or business to business all day. And I still have a lien on my car. I currently pay about $60 a month.

Answer 1

Each insurer has different rates. They will look at drivers with a similar risk profile to yourself and look at what sort of claims they are getting from that group of drivers to assess how likely you are to make a claim. You would need to phone the insurer and they would be able to tell you roughly how much it would cost.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Your insurance company will look at the number of miles you driver per year to determine your insurance rate.  The more miles you drive, the more you are on the road and the more chance you will have at getting in a wreck.

It's hard to say exactly how much your rates will go up because every company is different.  I would just call your company and ask them.