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Post by restlessnative on Jun 21, 2024 17:42:14 GMT -5
As for the OP, I have USAA for vehicle insurance and they offer installment payments at no additional fee or interest. Happened to get my renewal this week and it reminded me of this thread so looked at it today when I paid it.
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Post by mapper on Jun 21, 2024 23:11:17 GMT -5
The lizard looked to be about half of Flo and Co. My agent does not carry them, but the 25 yr old salseman is hungry.. he called me back 2 or 3 times..I told him when my agent gets quote I'll compare declarations page and make sure all coverages are the same, otherwise it's comparing apples to cantaloupes to Volkswagens.
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Post by misterjr on Jun 22, 2024 9:00:48 GMT -5
I read in the paper this morning that Citizens Insurance Corp, the state owned, carrier of last resort, is going to ask for a 14% increase in rates this summer. I have own home with citizens and pay $8,500 a year with the largest deductibles I could get. The only private insurance co I could get a quote from was over $14,000 a year. LOL the guy in the insurance industry telling people to read the fine print in the policy can’t even get the new rate hikes exactly right. It is 13.5% for homeowners with a multi-peril policy and 14.2% for condominium owners. He is usually more incorrect in his summations of the Florida insurance racket that most on here and freaking sells it for a living. What a fucking joke. Across all personal lines of insurance — a category that includes policies for homeowners, condominium-unit owners, renters and mobile homes — the average increase would be 14 percent. The proposal will go to the state Office of Insurance Regulation for review and potential approval. Actual increases for customers would vary based on factors such as where properties are located. A state law will cap increases at 14 percent for primary residences and 50 percent for non-primary residences, such as second homes. www.orlandosentinel.com/2024/06/19/citizens-board-backs-double-digit-insurance-rate-increases-in-2025/
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Post by mapper on Jun 24, 2024 14:47:32 GMT -5
The lizard ended up being 730 less than Flo and co., 700 less than auto owners (same listed declaration)
So I guess while cosmoline seems a insurance industry standard, sand is a better choice than crushed oyster shells. I would still prefer 220 grit..
Auto ends up a couple Franklins less than castle insurance..
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