Posted by sparepartsTN on March 23, 2016 at 00:14:03 from (98.87.28.89):
In Reply to: Speaking of rip offs posted by jayinny on March 22, 2016 at 22:50:59:
I've been exploring my options on auto and home insurance, time to re-new. Trying to keep the premiums limited to what I can afford, not easy. The old pickup runs from $239./yr to $638./yr and the house runs from $644./yr to $1580./yr and one company wouldn't even quote a number on the house because the "rebuild cost would be more than the value". Trying to compare apples to apples so all policies are as equal as I can get them to agree to. As you may expect, the lower truck cost is bundled with a higher property cost and vice a versa. Separating property and truck companies just raises premiums, seems they want to make a profit. As to the OP's original question, I asked that of insurance companies back when I started driving fifty years ago, it was the same then.
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