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Jun 18, 2024
10:27:45am

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NanoFab Coug

Previous username: bdoggy
Bio page: NanoFab Coug
Joined: Apr 30, 2007
Last login: Jul 3, 2024
Total posts: 36,250 (5,780 FO)

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Finally changed home and auto insurance from Farmers to Allstate. I was with

SBB

Jun 18, 9:57am

Progressive went down for me this year after five years of modest rate increases

Hoopster

Jun 18, 9:58am

I have my boat through Progressive bc USAA doesn't offer boat insurance but partners with Progressive. It went down

BYU Grounds

Jun 18, 10:36am

It is a well known strategy of the insurance companies

Jun 18, 10:00am

You should shop it even more frequently than that

OlanchoCoug

Jun 18, 10:02am

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Jun 18, 10:27am

Yep. I'd stick with any non-captive agency which proactively shopped

ebv

Jun 18, 10:03am

I usually shop every other year through my broker.

RootieBoy

Jun 18, 10:04am

Pooled risk. Everyone gets to share in the pain together even when you don’t use it

WDaddy

Jun 18, 10:07am

Where do you live?

BYU Grounds

Jun 18, 10:35am

TX. Lots of companies are pulling out

SBB

Jun 18, 10:43am

That sucks. I am in Utah and have USAA and my rates have stayed the same and in some cases gone down

BYU Grounds

Jun 18, 10:44am

I'm in WA and have had USAA for 40+ years. USAA has gone up 30+% over the past year, but we'll still stay with them

Zenoch

Jun 18, 11:06am

I was with USAA for 26 years until they doubled my rate in November. My new rate

Copelius

Jun 18, 2:39pm

I do have to outsource my boat through USAA to Progressive

BYU Grounds

Jun 19, 12:41pm

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