16 Year Old Son

[WinoBlues]

Got a question. My 16 year old son wants to start drivers ed. When do I need to notify my carrier? USAA.

This is ~not~ one of my 3.0+ kids. I think this is going to hurt.

I posted this first in P&C in error. Sorry for the double post.

Thanks

 

[Mr. Bill]

I have USAA - he can be on the policy for free until he actually gets his license, therefore, no sense in holding back. I don't recall USAA asking questions about grades and all that. I think they leave those gimmicks to State Farm or Allstate or whatever. Mind you, my experience is a couple of years old...as I recall, it wasn't as much of an increase as I expected it to be, either. Let us know.

 

[daryllenriquez]

Your question is when to notify your agent? The answer is now.

 

[WinoBlues]

Are they added before, during or after drivers ed and training?
Not looking forward to having to sell a piece of a well used liver to pay for it.

Thanks for the reply.

Your question is when to notify your agent? The answer is now.

 

[Mr. Bill]

If you read my reply, the answer is there, my friend.

 

[WinoBlues]

If you read my reply, the answer is there, my friend.

Sorry, Oldtimerz disease. Normally words like "free" stick in my mind.

 

[Mr. Bill]

You're right. FREE should've worked! Next time I'll know better!

 

[JoeyRock58]

The sooner the better on a time to call agent.

 

[TristanTLC]

it's USAA people, he doesn't have an agent he has a call center. I have had USAA for years, and it's the best possible policy I could advise to anyone. If they would sell to the public, I would write them in a heart beat.

 

[WinoBlues]

The sooner the better on a time to call agent.

Why?

Thanks