State Farm has been outstanding too. No reason to switch if I'm not saving money. Especially if my premiums increase

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Jan 3, 2025
11:49:27am

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Mr. Belding

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RE: Should I switch car and home insurance to USAA? Pros and cons?

Mr. Belding Truly Addicted User

Jan 3, 11:10am

I switched to SF from USAA last year after 20 years

Rivers Cuomo

Jan 3, 11:14am

You are aware there are more than 2 insurance companies, right?

reagan21

Jan 3, 11:16am

No. Tell me more.

Mr. Belding

Jan 3, 11:26am

There are more than 2. Go to a broker and have them shop for you.

reagan21

Jan 3, 11:29am

RE: There are more than 2. Go to a broker and have them shop for you.

Mr. Belding

Jan 3, 11:48am

I asked the inventor of insurance, Robert Insurance IV. He says I am right

reagan21

Jan 3, 11:54am

USAA isn't good anymore.

vagabonder

Jan 3, 11:22am

Whatever you do, shop around every year.

Zooropa

Jan 3, 11:26am

USAA is not the cheapest. However, they have been outstanding to deal with whenever we've had a claim

byujag

Jan 3, 11:47am

State Farm has been outstanding too. No reason to switch if I'm not saving money. Especially if my premiums increase

Mr. Belding

Jan 3, 11:49am

State Farm seems to vary somewhat by state

CougarVeteran

Jan 3, 11:51am

But you do get about 10% of what you paid during the year back each December.

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