
If your child won't be driving, you could save a fortune by excluding them from your coverage. (©iStockphoto.com/Trista Weibell)
Sending a child away to college is ridiculously expensive. Tuition, room and board, textbooks and other expenses can quickly bleed your bank account dry. But when a child leaves for college, parents can save hundreds of dollars by doing one simple thing: updating their car insurance.
As most parents already know, the cost to insure a teen driver is through the roof -- and that's putting it mildly. Their youth and inexperience make them the most dangerous -- and therefore riskiest -- drivers on the road. In fact, adding a teen to a car insurance policy will likely tack on thousands of dollars per year to your premium.
Fortunately, there are several ways a college-bound child can work wonders for your car insurance rate:
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