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RE: When The Other Driver Has No Insurance And Dings Your Car

When The Other Driver Has No Insurance And Dings Your Car Honestly, the whole thing just annoys me. I pay for coverage, follow the rules, and then so...

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RE: Getting Cheaper Car Insurance by Proving You Drive Less

Loyalty discounts are a joke these days. I stuck with my old insurer for almost a decade, thinking I was getting some kind of reward for not jumping s...

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RE: Adding a teen driver in Hawaii: bundle with parents or separate policy?

I’ve pushed for a detailed breakdown too, and honestly, I’ve never gotten anything more than a generic pie chart or a vague “driver age, car type, loc...

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RE: Finding decent car insurance deals on the islands—my step-by-step

Yeah, I’ve noticed the same thing—those “safety” discounts barely move the needle. I swear, they act like a steering wheel lock is some kind of ancien...

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RE: Mileage-based car insurance: who’s using it and which company do you like?

Honestly, I don’t get the guilt over a scenic route. If I’m paying by the mile, I figure it’s my choice how I use those miles. The repair shop thing i...

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RE: Finding decent car insurance deals on the islands—my step-by-step

That’s basically the only way to deal with it. I’ve never had an agent give a straight answer about “acts of God” either—feels like they’re trained to...

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RE: just saw a story about a guy in Kansas whose car got totaled by hail, and turns out his insurance didn't cover it.

Title: Just Saw A Story About A Guy In Kansas Whose Car Got Totaled By Hail, And Turns Out His Insurance Didn't Cover It. Yeah, those declarations pa...

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RE: Classic car insurance and the annual mileage cap—worth it?

Honestly, I’ve always thought those mileage caps are more trouble than they’re worth unless you’re super disciplined. I’d probably forget and end up s...

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RE: Weighing legal trouble vs. losing trust: which is worse after fraud?

Honestly, the legal stuff is bad, but losing trust hits harder and lasts longer. Employers especially don’t forget that kind of thing. I’ve seen a cow...

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RE: Why can’t I use my points AND a coupon at checkout?

That’s probably true. I’ve noticed some cashiers get visibly annoyed when you ask about stacking offers. Do you think stores make these rules confusin...

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RE: Someone smashed my parked car—deal with insurance or call the cops?

If there’s real damage, I don’t trust insurance to do the right thing unless you’ve got everything documented. Adjusters can be quick to downplay stuf...

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RE: Would your insurance hold up if your EV battery suddenly failed?

That’s been my experience too. Insurance companies are quick to say “wear and tear” isn’t their problem. I tried to make a claim when my battery range...

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RE: Confused about insurance rules in South Dakota—help me figure this out

Exactly. I keep a printed copy tucked in my glovebox for exactly this reason. Tech is convenient until it decides to randomly betray you at the worst ...

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RE: Hypothetical Car Accident: How Does PIP Insurance Actually Work?

I get what you're saying, but let's be realistic—insurers aren't exactly saints either. Even when you're completely upfront, they'll still find ways t...

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RE: CLASSIC CAR STORAGE: ARE NEW CITY RULES GOING TOO FAR?

That's pretty typical, unfortunately. City planners can be hit or miss—I've seen some flexibility if you present a solid case backed by community supp...

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