Bundle and save... more like bundle and stress, right? I see this all the time—folks with spotless records getting hit with those “market adjustment” ...

- Always double-check your credit card benefits—some only cover collision, not liability. - Personal auto policies often extend, but rural Montana can...

- Totally get the frustration. - I’ve had cashiers tell me “no stacking” but then the next week, someone else just scans both without blinking. - ...

- Totally get where you’re coming from—family cars take a beating, and honestly, most dings aren’t worth the hassle or extra cost. - If it’s not a col...

Yeah, “full coverage” is a bit of a marketing trick. Here’s the quick breakdown I usually give friends: - Liability: covers other people’s stuff, not...

If it were me, I'd weigh the risk vs. hassle: - Even a light bump can mess with hidden stuff—clips, sensors, or alignment—especially on newer cars. S...

Yep, that's the reality of it. From an agent's perspective, I can tell you insurers are always looking at risk first, relationship second. Lending you...

Farm Bureau makes sense for older cars, but before you jump in, a couple things to consider: - Agreed-value coverage can be great—but sometimes the p...

Good points all around, especially about the deductible. I've seen plenty of folks get burned by that too—saving $20 a month feels great until you're ...