Home owners insurance is the best and cheapest investment you can make to insure your financial future. You might spend 25k on insurance over the next 10 years and hopefully never need it. But every single day thousands of claims are made by people who thought it was a scam. Most folks throw away 50-100k on cars in the same 10 years and think they got a great deal.
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Originally posted by flywise View PostHome owners insurance is the best and cheapest investment you can make to insure your financial future. You might spend 25k on insurance over the next 10 years and hopefully never need it. But every single day thousands of claims are made by people who thought it was a scam. Most folks throw away 50-100k on cars in the same 10 years and think they got a great deal.
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Originally posted by Slinger View PostI agree that it’s a good investment. I also know that it’s a gamble they are making that you will never have to use it. I’m also hoping I never have to use it. The dog didn’t increase my policy by 74%. The dog is 6 years old and I’ve had this insurance for 4 years. Nothing else has changed around here so who knows….I’m not an insurance guy.
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Texas Farm Bureau has been great for us. We just had a roof claim due to some previous storm damage and it was the easiest quickest process I've ever seen. The insurance adjuster was out on a Friday, and the check was cut and the roofers were replacing our roof by the following Tuesday. Our roofing company deals with a lot of insurance companies and he said ours was really good seeing how they handled everything and how painless it all was.
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Originally posted by Etxbuckman View PostY’all can thank the fact that theres a gazillion more people here (more risk), our ****ty weather (February freeze, hurricanes, wildfires, tornadoes, and hail storm after hail storm), and massive inflation for the giant premium hikes. It’s getting bad.
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Originally posted by Dusty Britches View PostThe best advice I got here was to contact The Insurance Guy - Cale Stanton. He's a sponsor on here. He's an independent agent and just before the holidays he gave me some outstanding quotes that I need to follow up with him on.
Give him a shout…my insurance went up 76% so I called Cale and he had me a quote in a few days below my rate before the increase. I also bundled my auto and saved a little more. Super easy and great communication from him.
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Originally posted by Dusty Britches View PostThe best advice I got here was to contact The Insurance Guy - Cale Stanton. He's a sponsor on here. He's an independent agent and just before the holidays he gave me some outstanding quotes that I need to follow up with him on.Originally posted by TX CHICKEN View Post^^^
Give him a shout…my insurance went up 76% so I called Cale and he had me a quote in a few days below my rate before the increase. I also bundled my auto and saved a little more. Super easy and great communication from him.
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Originally posted by Pineywoods View PostTexas Farm Bureau has been great for us. We just had a roof claim due to some previous storm damage and it was the easiest quickest process I've ever seen. The insurance adjuster was out on a Friday, and the check was cut and the roofers were replacing our roof by the following Tuesday. Our roofing company deals with a lot of insurance companies and he said ours was really good seeing how they handled everything and how painless it all was.
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Allied Trust was very easy to work with and very expedient in helping us get our roof replaced. I hear the big name insurance companies can be a big pain trying to file a claim such as hail damage. My dad just jumped ship from State Farm after 40 years because they would not replace his hail damaged roof. The man has never filed a claim and probably given them $100k+ over the years. What a joke. My Texas Farm Bureau agent said they could not touch Allied but we use them for auto coverage.
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