Ineed car insurance but i don't have a debit card so who do i go to?

Common Sense

You don't need a debit card to get car insurance..
Just call almost any insurance company and get
the insurance you need..

poli_b2001

Apply, then send a cheque with your completed details, or get a debit card which ever is easier

Jessica S

I work for State Farm and while we accept credit or debit card payments over the phone, we also accept checks or money orders by mail or walk-in. We even have people come into our office and pay cash.

Neil

You probably can't buy insurance online without a credit or debit card, but you should be able to arrange cover by phone, and arrange to pay by cheque or by direct debit.

Alternatively you could arrange cover through a local broker, who you can pay over the counter by cash or cheque.

kalypsokitty

go to accountnow.net it's an online savings account that gives you a debit master card. I have one...low fees and direct deposit. also if you set up the card to pay on your insurance or other bills it will report to the credit bureau!

blb

Cash works. All insurance agencies and companies accept cash

answer it!

TO THE BANK!!!

Miss N

Dont u have a family member/friend who can pay for your insurance on their debit card?and then you can give them the money back either by cash or cheque.

some one that cares

There are many places that will give you care insurance with a debit card. You need to walk in and have the money at hand and then go get a money order. Or you can go and open up a bank account and they will give you a card. Or you can ask a family member to add you on there car insurance and give them the money (if you can trues them).

mud_slinger8

If you can get a money order for down payment you do not necessarily need a debit card. Most insurance companies do not need a debit card. I have State Farm and they can take check or Money Order. Good Luck.

Sapphire

Most companies will let you pay by montly direct debit so you just need a bank account.

vera-ann

The Prudential and RAC both take payment by annual direct debit if you want to pay in the one go. Most companies will take monthly instalments by d/d but you need to pay a deposit (usually by debit card) the best thing to do would be to go and see a local insurance broker or your bank who would deal with your insurance arrangments locally rather than having to go on the phone and put out an instalment. They would also be able to open you a debit card account subject to credit scoring. The Halifax or Bank of Scotland may be best.

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