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RE: is accident forgiveness really worth it in Ohio?
Honestly, that's exactly why accident forgiveness feels like a bit of a gimmick to me. Sure, it can save you money in that specific scenario, but think about how many years you'd pay extra without ever needing it. I've d...
RE: stuck between Geico and Progressive in NY, thoughts?
Felt the same initially, but honestly, Snapshot's data isn't as creepy as it seems. Just drive normally, don't stress about it, and see if the discount's worth it. If not, easy enough to switch back.
RE: stuck between Geico and Progressive in NY, thoughts?
I've been driving in NY forever and had both at one point or another. Honestly, here's how I'd break it down: First, forget the apps - everyone hypes them but they're all pretty similar. Second, claims are key. Geico was...
RE: Finding affordable car insurance in Hawaii when you're labeled "high-risk"
Totally agree about specialty policies being limited for daily commuting. Been there, done that - classic car insurance sounds tempting at first, but the mileage caps are brutal if you actually need to drive regularly. ...
RE: Hypothetical Car Accident: How Does PIP Insurance Actually Work?
Agents aren't necessarily trying to be vague intentionally - it's more about their role. Think about it step-by-step: agents sell policies, handle renewals, and give general info. But when it comes to specific claims det...
RE: Finally figured out how car insurance works in no-fault states
Totally agree on brakes and suspension - no messing around there. Tires are kinda similar. I've tried aftermarket brands a few times, and here's the deal: if you pick a reputable brand (think Kumho, Falken, or Hankook), ...
RE: insurance covered my fire damage, but details were tricky...
Had something similar happen with my car insurance after an accident. They kept pushing repairs even when replacement parts clearly made more sense. Maybe it's standard practice to push repairs first to save money... any...