Bundling’s always pitched as this magic fix, but yeah, the claims process rarely feels “bundled.” I’ve seen folks save a bit on premiums, but when it ...

That’s definitely a thing. But to be fair, AAA contracts with local operators too—sometimes you get a pro, sometimes it’s a guy with a flatbed that’s ...

I hear this from clients all the time, and honestly, I get it. Theoretically, tech should lower risk and premiums, but in practice? Repairs are pricie...

Honestly, I’ve seen adjusters get picky about what counts as “proof.” Screenshots from an app? That’s a hard sell unless you’re dealing with someone u...

Honestly, you nailed it—those “too good to be true” rates almost always come with a catch. I’ve seen folks get tripped up by things like limited renta...

Had a client once who thought nothing would come of a “barely there” tap in a parking lot—no visible damage, just like you described. Three weeks late...

Interesting perspective—I usually steer clients toward the bigger insurers for reliability, but your experience makes a good case for smaller provider...

Fair enough, most people don't read the fine print until they're already in trouble. But honestly, I've seen enough messy situations to know that a qu...

Fair point, but keep in mind regular health insurance usually won't cover lost wages or certain out-of-pocket expenses after an accident. PIP fills th...

Yeah, that's a good point—SR-22 issues can definitely resurface unexpectedly. I've seen clients assume they're clear only to get blindsided months lat...