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Post by Deleted on Jul 25, 2014 19:38:06 GMT
Well, if you go on the theory that you won't have a claim for another 18 years, you would save over $3200 by having a slightly higher deductible.
It would only take 4 years with no claim to save that extra amount for your deductible.
I would much rather take a gamble on saving on something that I'm definitely paying every month over something that I may never pay. (I've had homeowners insurance for 33 years and never made a claim)
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lindas
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Jun 26, 2014 5:46:37 GMT
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Post by lindas on Jul 25, 2014 19:52:24 GMT
I worked in insurance for almost 30 yrs, most of that in DH's office. When he retired I went to work for another agt. One of the reasons I retired after several years was because I couldn't make those type of phone calls. My conscious wouldn't let me try to convince someone that saving a few dollars a month was worth increasing their deductible or lowering their liability limits.
When I had a client that wanted to increase their deductible I always asked if they had that additional $500 today to pay out if they had a claim tomorrow. 95% of the time the answer was no. Suddenly that $10 or $15 a month wasn't so bad.
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