Car insurance - rebate/credit
05-09-2020, 11:37 AM
#31
Thanks, guys. Yeah, looking around is a pain.
3 cars and a Tundra but only two adult drivers.
House, barn and “farmette” equipment all bundled. Two tractors, ATV, side by side, etc.
Doing nothing always easier but really annoyed this time after being promised a rebate.
I’ll give agent till midweek to come up with something. I go off call Thursday and will make it #1 item then if nothing improves on her end.
Anyone here with USAA? I never served but my father is WWII and Korea vet (and still alive and well). I heard first degree relatives of vets can be covered but, if true, would that coverage end when he dies? He’ll be 96 next month so he probably doesn’t have more than a few good decades left. A guy I work with (Vietnam) has them and is very happy.
3 cars and a Tundra but only two adult drivers.
House, barn and “farmette” equipment all bundled. Two tractors, ATV, side by side, etc.
Doing nothing always easier but really annoyed this time after being promised a rebate.
I’ll give agent till midweek to come up with something. I go off call Thursday and will make it #1 item then if nothing improves on her end.
Anyone here with USAA? I never served but my father is WWII and Korea vet (and still alive and well). I heard first degree relatives of vets can be covered but, if true, would that coverage end when he dies? He’ll be 96 next month so he probably doesn’t have more than a few good decades left. A guy I work with (Vietnam) has them and is very happy.
05-09-2020, 11:47 AM
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I am a USAA Member but for me their rates were not amongst the lowest. Again, lots of factors go into determining rates so it may be worthwhile to check them out.
05-10-2020, 12:41 AM
#35
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15% via Geico upon renewal however they charged me 10% more when I put collision back this spring after they recommended I remove it for "storage" last fall!
Not cool!!!!!
Not cool!!!!!
05-10-2020, 10:56 AM
#36
Burning Brakes
Geico and Progressive are two companies I won't do any business with. Progressive apparently has really good rates for motorcycles. I'd rather pay more than give a dime to them.
05-10-2020, 11:00 AM
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State Farm is adverting on local radio that refunds are forthcoming for the period through May 31st. Don't know %.
05-10-2020, 11:10 AM
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I have my Harley with Allstate, who I had for years on my 4 wheel fleet until they started raising rates...Progressive is much higher on the bike.
05-10-2020, 03:33 PM
#39
Burning Brakes
Progressive touts themselves as the absolute leader in non-4-wheeled vehicle insurance. I cannot stomach them to even get a quote.
I think I pay around $330/yr for full coverage on a liter++ sport bike w/ a low deductible and high limits. I have been riding w./ a class M for over 25 years. Still feels expensive. I know, lots of variables, just like w/ our Porsches.
Funny thing is, my pick up truck has a higher insurance cost than either Cayenne. Crazy.