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1. Do you even know that if you've ever been convicted of a crime in the past, maybe traffic related offenses, you will pose a greater risk in terms of your lifestyle and consequently your rates to anyone that underwrites you? You still don't understand. OK, this is it. Your lifestyle and your social culture determines your risk value to any insurance company. They consequently view you as a time-bomb ticking away on their hands, and to cover for the sort of risk you pose to them, they slam a very high premium on you if you want to get any insurance policy.

2. Your occupation or the type of job you do also affects your health insurance. The more hazard that is attracted to your type of job determines how you are rated in terms of your rates. Although you could win yourself a point if you could establish that you are not directly in harm's way as you discharge your drills.

3. Your pastimes or hobbies have links to how you're also rated. If you happen to be a reckless racer in pretty hot cars, you stand a good chance of being slammed some pretty high rate to tally with the kind of risk you pose to yourself and the insurance company itself.

4. Frequenting hot spots like pubs that are red zones to the police will earn you more rates than you would normally like. Simply because you are always in harms' way. To however get a chance to get lower rates in return, it is better you stop frequenting these red zones before and after you get an insurance cover to fully improve your chances of goodly coverages.

5. Don't forget to compare quotes from sites where you can better choose what specifically suits your needs in terms of affordabilty and quality.

Omedo I. Charles is a prolific writer and a magazine reporter. He has several yet-to-be-published fiction manuscripts. He can be contacted on charlesomedo@cbfmail.com