| Is it really true that some people a cheaper auto | | | | Architect 23 $ 1,130.71 |
| insurance rate easy to get on the basis of their | | | | 24 Machinist / Toolmaker $ 1,131.33 |
| work can? What is the relationship between work | | | | 25Marketing / Advertising $ 1,135.33 |
| and your car insurance rates? Is it fair charge for | | | | 26 Cleaning / Janitorial $ 1,136.02 |
| the higher car insurance premiums to the people | | | | 27 Mechanic $ 1,138.33 |
| in certain "higher risk" work occupations? These | | | | 28 repair / maintenance $ 1,142.89 |
| are all important questions to ask for all, especially | | | | 29 Null $ 1,146.46 |
| those who work (most of us!) How many people | | | | Military Officer 30 $ 1,147.96 |
| do not realize thattheir profession is one of the | | | | 31 Craftsman / Manufacturer $ 1,150.80 |
| factors that many insurance companies put their | | | | 32 Customer Service $ 1,151.92 |
| motor insurance prices as a basis. | | | | 33Other – Prof w / Coll Degree $ 1,156.33 |
| - Auto Insurance | | | | 34 Construction / Skilled Worker $ 1,159.93 |
| The world of the professions is a very broad | | | | 35 Technicians $ 1,160.09 |
| term. Not only that label professions who you are | | | | 36 Other – No College Degree $ 1,181.74 |
| and what you do for a living, but now they have | | | | 37 Bank / Transportation / Office Staff $ |
| a lot with how much you pay into the insurance | | | | 1,190.75 |
| business. Life insurance is an important example of | | | | 38 Nanny / Caretaker $ 1,193.97 |
| this type of occupational division. High risk | | | | 39 Military E5 + $ 1,196.27 |
| occupations such as construction workers, miners | | | | 40 Admin Asst. / Secretary $ 1,209.26 |
| andsome other professions in which the person is | | | | 41 clergy$ 1,209.72 |
| in danger of death and injury on more expensive | | | | 42 Driver $ 1,209.94 |
| premium in comparison to those in which the | | | | 43 Health Care Worker $ 1,212.75 |
| person is sitting behind a desk all day. Many people | | | | 44 Financial / Ins Prof w / Degree $ 1,213.17 |
| do not believe that this is the task of the motor | | | | 45 Barber / Beautician $ 1,214.47 |
| vehicle is insured, but it's my job, so they know | | | | 46 Sales / Real Estate $ 1,215.04 |
| they are very disappointed. There are certain | | | | 47 Government GS1-GS5 $ 1,215.50 |
| professions that a large degree of attention to | | | | 48 Self Employed $ 1,217.59 |
| automobile insurance, while some others are really | | | | 49 ProfessionalWorker $1,219.49 |
| at high risk for carInsurance companies. Below | | | | 50 Security/Prison Worker $1,227.74 |
| you will find be able to see where your work | | | | 51 Administrator $1,229.80 |
| belongs, and whether to try it in your advantage | | | | 52 Supervisor/Asst. Manager $1,231.67 |
| or against you at the time to get car insurance. | | | | 53 Manager/Director $1,240.14 |
| - Auto Insurance | | | | 54 Government GS6 or higher $1,262.45 |
| Given on the basis of the 2006 Report crew the | | | | 55 Police/Fire – other $1,264.62 |
| following are the 63 occupations starting with the | | | | 56 Medical Doctor/Dentist $1,277.63 |
| cheapest one, at car insurance for you and ending | | | | 57 Military E1 to E4 $ 1,294.69 |
| with the most expensive. | | | | 58 CPA / Comptroller $ 1,301.36 |
| 1 Scientist $ 870.20 | | | | 59 Police / Fire Department – Lt. / Cptn / |
| 2Retired $917.63 | | | | Chief $ 1,314.88 |
| 3 Currently not working $934.10 | | | | 60 Nurse $ 1,316.40 |
| 4 Pilot/Navigator $965.94 | | | | 61 Lawyer / Attorney / Judge $ 1,370.39 |
| 5 Disabled $968.14 | | | | 62 Executive $ 1375.38 |
| 6 Actor/Performer/Artist $971.10 | | | | 63 Business Owner $ 1,405.11 |
| 7 Librarian/Historian $1,008.86 | | | | There is a good explanation for each of the |
| 8 Farmer $1,015.62 | | | | following professions and why they rank in the |
| 9 Student $ 1,028.96 | | | | top orbottom of the table. Let's start with the |
| 10 Public Official $ 1,068.83 | | | | top and why scientists, retired people and pilots or |
| 11 Design Services $ 1,070.87 | | | | navigators rank up there. When you are a |
| 12 waiter / bartender / host $ 1,071.25 | | | | scientist your significant research is done in the |
| 13 Engineer $ 1,087.56 | | | | home or at a company that pays you to be |
| 14 Athletes $ 1,088.29 | | | | meticulous and find valuable information. This |
| 15 Home Maker $ 1,091.73 | | | | people often take those careful practices that |
| 16 Instructor / Coach / TA $ 1,098.86 | | | | they learn from work and use them on the road. |
| 17Breeder / Groomer / Trainer $ 1,102.83 | | | | Scientists are thought to be careful individuals that |
| 18 Clerk / Checkout $ 1,105.93 | | | | think things twice and always pay full attention at |
| 19 computer science / mathematics / research $ | | | | the actions that they do. For this reason, they |
| 1,110.15 | | | | tend to be better drivers out there than in many |
| 20 Chief / Baker $ 1,114.89 | | | | other professions and for those reasons, they |
| 21 Teacher / Dean / Educ Degree $ 1,121.15 | | | | average premium is directly situated at $ 870 per |
| 22 Machine Operator $ 1,126.34 | | | | month. |