View Single Post
  #5   Report Post  
Posted to alt.home.repair,misc.consumers,misc.consumers.house
[email protected] krw@attt.bizz is offline
external usenet poster
 
Posts: 5,105
Default Home insurance rates increasing

On Tue, 05 Mar 2013 09:25:55 -0500, Up here in Canada
wrote:

kr williams @ att.net wrote:

I pay about $1800 a year to insure two vehicles (car and pickup)
each older than 10 years. On a per-vehicle basis, the bill works
out to $340 for bodily liability, $444 for accident benefits,
$90 Direct compensation (property dammage), $74 Loss or Damage
($500/$1000 deductible).

What is the value of your cars
On 10+ year cars, it's usually a waste of money to have
collision. You can put that money in the bank for your next car.


That's true long before 10 years, though things are changing,


Did you not read what I wrote?


Yes, HomoGay, as painful as that was. Obviously you can't think.

Look at the fraction of my insurance premiums that actually cover damage
or loss of the vehicles, vs what I'm paying for bodily injury / accident
benefits.


Proof positive.

I'm paying pretty close to the minimum to actually cover loss/damage to
the car, and I think I have the highest deductible available.


Yes, HomoGay, I believe you're that stupid. No need to shout it from
the rooftops.