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tiredmom56 t1_je4sxq1 wrote

Keep an eye on USAA. I've had them for years too, but have had nothing but problems with them for the past two years. They've outsourced their assessors and their customer service was horrible. I am actively looking around for another provider, which is disappointing because they used to be great.

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DazzlingPotion t1_je4rnd0 wrote

We have Plymouth Rock. 3 vehicles (2020, 2015, 2003) with very high coverage levels. Paying $1,815 per year. Find an agent that carries multiple lines. Mine has Plymouth Rock, MAPFRE and Arbella. Start getting quotes 60 days before your policy expires. Also it is definitely NOT all about price, you need to understand your coverage and know what you’re buying before an accident happens.

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moose_tassels t1_je4qyt1 wrote

Me too! When I got married my husband switch to my plan and canceled his State Farm coverage. His agent asked him who he was switching to and when my husband said USAA his agent sounded defeated when he responded "Oh. Well, I don't blame you, we can't beat

USAA rocks.

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Aware-Newt t1_je4pxt2 wrote

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GlassEyeMV t1_je4piy4 wrote

Yup. I considered changing when I moved to Virginia. I’ve had Nationwide all my life and Costco and Geico came in at the exact same price I was already paying. I liked my agent, and she ended up saving my ass twice over the years, so it was definitely the right move.

Shop around. Find what’s best FOR YOU.

I still have Nationwide. They consistently come in as the cheapest or within $3-4 a month of it and their customer service has been top notch.

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keepthetips t1_je4p7vn wrote

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