Yeah, discounts can be tricky like that. Had a similar thing happen with a friend—he figured his military discount was unbeatable, but after shopping around a bit, he ended up saving more by tweaking coverage details. Pays to double-check sometimes...
I've noticed the same thing—military discounts are great, but they're not always the best deal out there. When I was shopping around, I initially assumed my veteran discount would automatically give me the lowest rate. Turns out, by adjusting deductibles and coverage limits slightly, I ended up saving even more. It's definitely worth spending a little extra time comparing options...insurance companies can be sneaky like that, haha.
Good points here—military discounts can be solid, but they're definitely not a guaranteed best deal. I've worked with plenty of vets who assumed their discount would automatically beat everything else, only to find out tweaking coverage or deductibles made a bigger difference. Happened to me personally too...thought my veteran status would give me the lowest rate, but after playing around with my deductible and coverage limits, I shaved off another $150/year. Always pays to double-check and compare options carefully.
Military discounts can be decent, but honestly, they're not always the holy grail. When I insured my '68 Mustang, I thought my vet discount would crush it...nope. Played around with agreed value and mileage limits instead—saved way more than expected. Always worth tinkering a bit.
Military discounts can help, but honestly, they're not always the best route. When we insured our family SUV, bundling home and auto policies ended up saving us way more than any military discount ever did. Worth checking out combo deals before settling...
