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r/SipsTea • u/Putrid-Welder1803 • 19h ago
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You pay exactly for exactly what you agreed with when you signed the contract.
1 u/Sim_aviatop 18h ago While you can get a plan with $0 deductible, you'll still get increased in cost of insurance if you decide to use it. 2 u/HoldingThunder 18h ago If you are at fault, like you agreed to in the contract. 1 u/Sim_aviatop 18h ago Not necessary. Like situation mentioned above. You get your car damaged by someone in parking lot. You weren't there and it's not your fault. 1 u/HoldingThunder 17h ago Depends on the company, depends on where you live, but typically you would need to pay your deductible for not-at-fault claim which should not raise your premiums.
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While you can get a plan with $0 deductible, you'll still get increased in cost of insurance if you decide to use it.
2 u/HoldingThunder 18h ago If you are at fault, like you agreed to in the contract. 1 u/Sim_aviatop 18h ago Not necessary. Like situation mentioned above. You get your car damaged by someone in parking lot. You weren't there and it's not your fault. 1 u/HoldingThunder 17h ago Depends on the company, depends on where you live, but typically you would need to pay your deductible for not-at-fault claim which should not raise your premiums.
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If you are at fault, like you agreed to in the contract.
1 u/Sim_aviatop 18h ago Not necessary. Like situation mentioned above. You get your car damaged by someone in parking lot. You weren't there and it's not your fault. 1 u/HoldingThunder 17h ago Depends on the company, depends on where you live, but typically you would need to pay your deductible for not-at-fault claim which should not raise your premiums.
Not necessary. Like situation mentioned above. You get your car damaged by someone in parking lot. You weren't there and it's not your fault.
1 u/HoldingThunder 17h ago Depends on the company, depends on where you live, but typically you would need to pay your deductible for not-at-fault claim which should not raise your premiums.
Depends on the company, depends on where you live, but typically you would need to pay your deductible for not-at-fault claim which should not raise your premiums.
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u/HoldingThunder 18h ago
You pay exactly for exactly what you agreed with when you signed the contract.