lindaw30
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RE: Why does picking a deductible feel like a weird gamble?

You nailed it with the “peace of mind” angle. I’ve watched folks agonize over whether they’re being too cautious or not cautious enough, but honestly,...

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RE: Are those price-checker sites actually reliable?

That’s honestly the smartest move. I’ve seen way too many folks just accept the “mandatory” charges without a second glance. It’s frustrating how much...

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RE: Which is better for SR-22 in ND: local agents or online companies?

Honestly, I’ve seen way too many people get burned by online companies when it comes to SR-22s. The rates look sweet until you actually need help, the...

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

Had a similar experience with my dad's old Mustang. Sat idle for nearly two years after he passed, and when we finally got around to inspection, it sa...

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RE: Tried temporary insurance coverage—worth it or waste of money?

Totally get where you're coming from, but honestly, temporary insurance isn't always a bad deal—just depends on the situation. If you're borrowing som...

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RE: Sneaky Auto Insurance Exclusions You Might've Missed

Good points here, especially about the vintage alloys. I've seen firsthand how tricky (and pricey!) it can get sourcing replacements for rare wheels a...

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

I hear you on the frustration with those trackers. I gave one a shot a while back, figuring it'd be an easy way to trim down my premium. But man, it w...

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RE: finally found an insurance company in CA that doesn't drive me nuts

Yeah, totally get your point about telematics. I've dealt with quite a few claims where people initially loved the idea of saving money through mileag...

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

Yeah, glass coverage can definitely sneak up on you—I see it all the time. A lot of folks assume it's automatically included, but insurers often treat...

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RE: What Happens if You're Labeled a Risky Driver by Insurance Companies?

Three years is pretty standard, but honestly, even after that, insurers sometimes keep an eye on your record. From what I've seen, once labeled high-r...

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