Spoken like a true professional...think he'll listen?
I hope so! It's in his best interest to do so.
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Spoken like a true professional...think he'll listen?
I've got a car worth $2,000 that sits in the driveway. I work from home and my wife doesn't work.
At $77 per month I pay for the entire value of my car every 25 months so yes.....I'm not paying 1 cent over the rock bottom cheapest rate I can get.
I'm 44 with zero accidents. Should say something. I should be paying $20 a month. And trust me, at $77 a month if I find $70 I'm cancelling and going with them.
With health insurance I "could" rack up $100,000, $500,000 in medical charges. What can I rack up for auto? The value of my car. Now....IF I actually CAUSE an accident it's a different story. I have no such worries.
What's my PIP anyway? $2,500. My max? $40,000. So if I ever caused a lot of of damage I'm screwed anyway. To me it's worth next to nothing - $20 a month.
if you have little assets, than low insurance coverage makes sense. if you have a house, and some money put away. than you should have a million dollar umbrella, you can still be sued, even if you are in the right.
if you have little assets, than low insurance coverage makes sense. if you have a house, and some money put away. than you should have a million dollar umbrella, you can still be sued, even if you are in the right.
Now, I'm a novice when it comes to P&C... but don't most companies require that you have a "max" liability auto policy before they'll issue a higher umbrella policy?
Are there companies that will issue an umbrella policy when you don't have the auto policy with that same company?
Now, I'm a novice when it comes to P&C... but don't most companies require that you have a "max" liability auto policy before they'll issue a higher umbrella policy?
Are there companies that will issue an umbrella policy when you don't have the auto policy with that same company?
I really don't know this.
Thanks.