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December 8th, 2015 01:58 AM #1
Parang mas mahal yung in-house insurance kesa dun kumuha sa labas, with the same coverage.
To toyota vvti, pano mo nasabi na tataas ang premium kung bumaba ang value ng unit? Yung insurance is base sa value ng unit dba? Halimbawa, yung toyota mo na vvti 2.0 model may value na 20 pesos x 2% = 40 centavos lang. Babayaran mo yan ng 3 gives, at 13 centavos per month.
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December 8th, 2015 04:55 AM #2I think what vvti is pointing out, is that due to more insurance claims, less profit sa mga insurance companies. Therefore, itataas nila ang premium para same pa din ang profit nila at hindi malugi. Kung dati is 2%, baka maging 4% na. Bumaba man yung value ng sasakyan, tataas ang premiums. Law of supply and demand. Pls. correct me if I'm wrong.
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December 8th, 2015 08:54 AM #3
Yun ang masaklap. Sana hindi ganun. Parang casa rin yang insurance na yan. Napaka salbahe, lalo na pag in-house. Kumita na yung insurance, may cut pa yung dealer. Anyway, ang required lang naman is TPL para ma register yung unit, yung insurance na OD,CTPL,AON at iba pang mga kabulastugan ay nasa owner na yun kung gustuhin nila.
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