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Just got a new insurance with Progressive (switched back after being with State Farm for 2 years), and got a much better rate. Let's hope we won't need to call them for any reason.
I have 100/300 liability limits, but I'm a "what if" type person, always thinking about the worst case scenario. I think it's time to get umbrella coverage. For those who has it, what does it cost and who do you have it with?
$1.99 hahahahaha.. Oh insurance umbrella. I pay NOT MUCH. Its a SCAM aimed @ people like those who answer this thread.
How is umbrella coverage a scam? If you have assets that exceed your liability limits, it makes sense. If you are a poor, you have nothing to worry about.
How is umbrella coverage a scam? If you have assets that exceed your liability limits, it makes sense. If you are a poor, you have nothing to worry about.
We couldn't get it because my wife is a labor leader. You may want to make sure they ask you about that, because our agent was an incompetent cretin who never posed the question. Only when I got the policy paperwork did I find out that we were ineligible for it. Now I know, of course, but it was her job to qualify us. Other excluded professions I think include police.
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