Insurance quote

[Aznek]

Originally Posted by moniz

Holy crap that's good for your situation!!! Jump on that! If you were in the GTA that would be easily more than double with those particulars.

Yeah I already did jump on it . Took delivery on wednesday!

If anyone is part of a professional organization they should look into getting a quote from the organization's insurance provider.

[trueno86power]

I'm 24

One big ticket ( speed ticket, 6 points )

1089$ by years.

[Future]

Originally Posted by Heero

If only I lived in Quebec...

O rly? Come and join us getting buttf*cked on everything else.

[moniz]

Originally Posted by Future

O rly? Come and join us getting buttf*cked on everything else.

Like tuition?

[BadKernel]

Originally Posted by Heero

Anyone know if theres anyway I can negotiate with my insurance company on rates?

I'm getting quoted almost 800 a month on the FRS... I can't afford that as a full time student tbh...

Edit: I'm on facility insurance lol :/

Dohhhh! it's what i pay for one year full cover.

[ANTiSOViET]

WTF? I get quoted $2000 27, male, clean, been driving since I was 14 and no claims....and I still get to pay double what they are paying in Quebec. I guess I know where that $10 billion a year goes...

Tuition... right?
...Child care?
...Sustainable energy?

[pastuch]

Originally Posted by Heero

If only I lived in Quebec...

You could pay 11% more income tax.... highest in North America. I'll pay more for insurance to avoid the crazy income tax. Living in Ottawa, everyone has the debate on if they should live in Quebec or Ontario. If your a student Quebec is great, if you actually contribute to the world (IE: Have a job) then Ontario is the place to be.

[Heero]

Originally Posted by pastuch

You could pay 11% more income tax.... highest in North America. I'll pay more for insurance to avoid the crazy income tax. Living in Ottawa, everyone has the debate on if they should live in Quebec or Ontario. If your a student Quebec is great, if you actually contribute to the world (IE: Have a job) then Ontario is the place to be.

Well... average tax paid in Quebec is a little over 4-5% higher. Looking at the transfer payments quebec gets (more then any other province in Canada) I would say it's equal. Not to mention housing is MUCH more affordable, insurance is cheap, TUITION...

http://www.taxtips.ca/taxrates/taxco...arison2011.htm

Originally Posted by Future

O rly? Come and join us getting buttf*cked on everything else.

^ See above - Quebec is living the sweet life off the backs of other Canadians... It still surprises me when people from Quebec think they are getting the short end of the stick when they actually aren't.

[pastuch]

Originally Posted by Heero

Well... average tax paid in Quebec is a little over 4-5% higher. Looking at the transfer payments quebec gets (more then any other province in Canada) I would say it's equal. Not to mention housing is MUCH more affordable, insurance is cheap, TUITION...

http://www.taxtips.ca/taxrates/taxco...arison2011.htm



^ See above - Quebec is living the sweet life off the backs of other Canadians... It still surprises me when people from Quebec think they are getting the short end of the stick when they actually aren't.

Your totally wrong on the income taxes....
http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tx/ndvdls/fq/txrts-eng.html

Assuming you make around $75k then in Ontario you pay about 30% income tax (Between provincial and federal).

If you make $75K in Quebec you pay 41%.

Transfer payments is a whole other argument that I agree with you guys on but your missing the fact that Quebec has outrageously high income tax. All of my Doctor friends got educated at McGill and then ran for Ontario or the US.

That being said, Montreal is a great place to visit. Awesome concerts, beautiful women, crazy parties and tons to do. I just wouldn't want to live there.

[Heero]

Originally Posted by pastuch

Your totally wrong on the income taxes....
http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tx/ndvdls/fq/txrts-eng.html

Assuming you make around $75k then in Ontario you pay about 30% income tax (Between provincial and federal).

If you make $75K in Quebec you pay 41%.

Transfer payments is a whole other argument that I agree with you guys on but your missing the fact that Quebec has outrageously high income tax. All of my Doctor friends got educated at McGill and then ran for Ontario or the US.

That being said, Montreal is a great place to visit. Awesome concerts, beautiful women, crazy parties and tons to do. I just wouldn't want to live there.

Can't comment on doctors, but friends who have moved to Quebec claim to only pay another 2000 or so in additional taxes. Just finding a basic tax calculator online shows a difference of 5k (assuming no tax RRSP, tfsa, etc.).

But +1 on Montreal Students in Quebec cause a riot when they party

[pastuch]

Originally Posted by Heero

Can't comment on doctors, but friends who have moved to Quebec claim to only pay another 2000 or so in additional taxes. Just finding a basic tax calculator online shows a difference of 5k (assuming no tax RRSP, tfsa, etc.).

But +1 on Montreal Students in Quebec cause a riot when they party

The calculator you linked above is not correct. The official webpage I linked will give you accurate income tax calculations 100% of the time.

As soon as you make over $40000 flee quebec.

[tdoggy57]

My current premium on my 2001 Honda Prelude with liability is $1130 every 6 months with Geico.

I just got a quote from Geico online on an FR-S, and it ended up being about $1200 every 6 months.

Doesn't sound right to me?

[Jereina]

I was quoted 1750 a year for an FR-S.
Male, 29, Ontario

[moniz]

Originally Posted by Jereina

I was quoted 1750 a year for an FR-S.
Male, 29, Ontario

Damn! For Markham, that's pretty damn good!