emilystreamer
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RE: bumped someone's car lightly, no visible damage—should I report?

Honestly, I’d rather play it safe than sorry in these situations. Here’s what I usually do: - Snap a few photos, even if there’s no visible damage—ju...

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RE: HOW DO YOU DECIDE ON THE RIGHT DEDUCTIBLE FOR YOUR INSURANCE?

Honestly, I’m right there with you—peace of mind is worth a few extra bucks a month. Here’s how I look at it: - If you’ve got a solid emergency fund,...

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RE: saving cash on insurance when you're young and broke

Good points about mileage—definitely underrated. A few other things I've found helpful: - Raising your deductible can cut premiums noticeably (just m...

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RE: is accident forgiveness really worth it in Ohio?

I totally get where you're coming from—accident forgiveness can seem like a bit of a gamble at first glance, especially if you're a safe driver and ra...

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RE: Finding affordable car insurance in Hawaii when you're labeled "high-risk"

Did the same thing last year after I got slapped with the "high risk" label for one minor fender-bender. Honestly didn't expect much, but it actually ...

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RE: little-known ways to snag cheaper insurance in Alaska

Totally with you on comprehensive coverage—had a close call myself last year when an icy branch decided to land right on my windshield overnight. Than...

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RE: stuck between Geico and Progressive in NY, thoughts?

Totally agree with this point—OEM parts can be a sticking point with Geico sometimes. Had a similar experience myself when my Subaru got rear-ended la...

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RE: HOW DO YOU DECIDE ON THE RIGHT DEDUCTIBLE FOR YOUR INSURANCE?

Good points—I've always kept comprehensive because deer are everywhere around here. As for deductibles, I go with an amount I know won't wreck my budg...

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RE: finally figured out car insurance abroad without losing my mind

Totally agree—insurance is tricky enough without throwing language barriers into the mix. A few things I've learned from my own experiences: - Always...

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