Can anyone recommend an insurance company that will insure new drivers? preferably one with decent rates

Checked with the big banks, if they seem to only insure drivers with at least 2 years of experience.

any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

Primmum Insurance or RBC are probably your best bet however; I would recommend going through a broker and have them place you with the best insurance company that fits your needs.....being a new driver there is no chance that you will get decent rates.

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced RBC

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RBC is not possible. they do not insure drivers with udner 2 years of experience.


* see my original posts. big banks are not an option

I work for one of the bank as well. If i could use my sweet ass employee discount I totally would.. but not for 2 more years

RBC are a scam for young drivers, well for cars anyways.

Wanted me to pay $3800...when i got 2200 from TD bank

Definitely check out brokers, takes the hassle out of the process.

State Farm insured me when I just had turned 16 and had my Honda CB650.

Try them.

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