Just figured out a neat little trick that's been helping me shave a decent chunk off my insurance bill here in Colorado. I realized that bundling my car and renter's insurance with the same company actually saved me way more than I expected. Seems obvious, I know, but I never bothered checking before. Curious if anyone else has stumbled onto some clever hacks or tips for lowering their insurance around here...
Bundling policies is definitely a smart move—good catch. You'd be surprised how many folks overlook that simple step. Another thing I've noticed working in claims is that regularly reviewing your coverage limits can help too. Sometimes people are paying for more coverage than they realistically need, especially if their circumstances have changed (like downsizing vehicles or moving to safer neighborhoods). It's worth checking every year or two...might save you a bit more.
