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meanieface posted:I got pregnant. This is so very unplanned. I'm 99.9% sure that pregnancy can't be a pre-existing condition for health insurance, but I don't know what kind of advice to give about actual coverage...depending on income levels, perhaps a Medicaid program if it comes to that
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skipdogg posted:Find a local independent broker and have them compare quotes for you. They have access to dozens of insurance companies and can probably do better than the online guys. They cut my homeowners in half by having access to such a large pool of insurers. Recommending this. We did this and the broker found a smaller company to do our insurance with, saved a bundle and their customer service when we have a claim is amazing
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Apr 25, 2013 13:21
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My wife did something similar, but with a light pole instead of another car, total cost was $1200ish (if you hear a loud scraping sound...just keep going, there are more body panels and doors to destroy, don't stop when it is just a fender). Our insurance went up close to 25% (from $600 to 750/6 months). That is for two cars, full coverage on both
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Jul 16, 2013 16:09
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Your insurance is a little more than what I pay for two cars...but your car is worth a  Car insurance is so dependent on location that it is hard to tell. FWIW, I googled for a list of most expensive places for car insurance at CT insurance is much more expensive than Virginia (on average) according to this site: http://www.dailyfinance.com/2011/03/14/most-expensive-cheapest-states-for-car-insurance/. It should skyrocket due to the accident, but probably will be higher for the regional factors. Any chance you have a parent whose insurance you can join in on? My brother still does this at 33. ntd fucked around with this message at 13:30 on Jul 18, 2013 |
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