Bundling is a solid move, especially if you’re bouncing between apartments or switching cars every couple years. I’ve noticed it’s not just about the ...
- Totally with you on the deductible thing. Upping mine made a way bigger dent in my monthly bill than any “bundle” ever did. - Tried telematics too—l...
Honestly, I get the worry about hidden damage, but sometimes it feels like we’re overthinking these tiny bumps. Here’s my take: - If there’s no visib...
Here’s how I look at it: - Local agents: You pay a bit more, but you get someone who knows the ND quirks. If something goes sideways, you can walk in...
Yeah, the paperwork grind is real. I used to think just keeping the big receipts was enough, but after my last road trip, I realized how easy it is to...
Totally get where you’re coming from—fine print is a nightmare. I’m all about saving cash, but after my last trip, I won’t skip roadside again. Nothin...
Good breakdown, and I think you're onto something with the hidden discounts. From my experience: - Military service often means frequent moves, deplo...
Totally agree with this. I haven't tried one of those portable EV chargers yet, but I did have a close call last summer on a road trip through a prett...
Good tips mentioned already. A couple more things I've noticed from my road trips up here: - Insurance companies sometimes offer discounts if you tak...
I get your point, but honestly, individual assessments might end up costing us more in the long run. Insurers rely on bulk data because it's cheaper a...
Good point about mixing payment methods. Learned that the hard way myself—had my debit card frozen mid-trip due to "suspicious activity." Now I always...
Definitely second this. Had a similar headache after hail damage last year. Farmers kept asking for photos from different angles. Ever try escalating ...
- Totally get where you're coming from—insurance companies can be pretty slippery sometimes, and it's frustrating paying extra each month without know...
I've been there—insurance shopping is a pain, especially in CT. Couple quick tips from my experience: - Definitely check out smaller local agencies. ...