My trainer for my new job just recently moved down from Long Island, NY. Been in Jacksonville, Fl for 3 months so far and he still has a pretty good NY accent. It's great

 

North or south, everything/everyone this far east takes some getting used to, that's for sure.

 

try learning the new england accent..... we dont know the lettah R.....

 

Couple of thoughts for you:

- Shop around. You will probably find a pretty wide range of rates. Insurers charge based upon rates filed with the State. Some may be much more aggressive for families with young drivers -- other less so. State Farm may have great rates for adult drivers but they may not be as competitive when you add a youthful driver to the mix. You may be able to find another insurer willing to write the same coverage you have now for a lot less than State Farm. Insurers are not loyal to you, no reason to feel loyal to them. Just takes a few minutes on the internet to get several Auto Insurance quotes.

- Are you getting all the discounts you are eligible for. Some companies offer discounts for writing both Auto and Homeowners insurance. If your home is not with State Farm, get a quote from your HO carrier. Most insurers offer good student discounts for young drivers -- but they usually don't come to you asking if your son qualifies. You can probably check their website to find out what their requirements are.

 

forget insurance registration through DMV was killer. bout 300 bucks. and every year have to pay 181 dollars for taxes

 

My registration was just at $258. $154 for weight tax. All trucks are like that here in CA. I don't recall why. I'm pretty sure my registration was <$100 in CO. *shrug*

So I have nothing to gripe about compared to CT.

 

Connecticut is BRUTAL with their taxes. Tax everything!

 

i just switched and my bill went from 240 a month to 160 a month