If you get an umbrella policy, you have to max out your auto coverage.

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Jun 20, 2024
9:06:51am

Acorn All-American

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Acorn

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Insuring our first child, ouch!

Null

Jun 20, 8:12am

Yes but you might not like the answer

JimmyZ

Jun 20, 8:13am

Oh, I like that answer, but my son won't!

Null

Jun 20, 8:14am

Don't give him a choice.

lightmann

Jun 20, 9:01am

We have our children pay 50% of their auto insurance, and

Bobber

Jun 20, 8:21am

Holy cruel

TNT

Jun 20, 9:07am

My nephew's car insurance is almost $3000/yr. I'm not sure there are many

Zinger

Jun 20, 12:23pm

Does he/she have part-time work or work summers? Have them pay part.

lightmann

Jun 20, 8:13am

If you have assets, make sure to look into an umbrella policy before your

Acorn

Jun 20, 8:57am

Don't go cheap on your personal injury liability limits either

Bobber

Jun 20, 9:02am

If you get an umbrella policy, you have to max out your auto coverage.

Acorn

Jun 20, 9:06am

Those numbers seem just about the same for us. Then a minor fender bender added

Dataguy

Jun 20, 12:51pm

Yikes. Probably good to tell those numbers to my teenage drivers

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