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Adding a teen to your car insurance may cost $300 extra a month—here's how to slash that
['Tyler Dupont', 'Carl Anthony']
How-To Geek
Car insurance is yet another cost that joins that seemingly endless list.
Adding a teen to a family policy raises the premium by 50 to 100%, according to the Insurance Information Institute.
In terms of a dollar amount, CarInsurance.com data puts the average cost of adding a teen at $3,594 per year, or about $299 per month.
That baseline cost typically rises once a teen driver is added to the household, in some cases by several hundred dollars a year, so ask your agent for a quote that reflects your teen specifically.
Even seemingly unrelated factors, like your teens' grades or whether they are going to school far away, can affect their car insurance.