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Old 11-06-2010, 09:00 PM
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Currently Hanover, but I used Liberty Mutual for 15 years without issue.

As Mary stated, I would contact a few brokers/agents. Many rep multiple companies so they'll be doing the shopping for you.

However, it sounds like you are 'high-risk' which means you'll be paying big dollars wherever you go for coverage.
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New Jersey Manufacturers

Great company, but they won't take you with points.
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Originally Posted by stitos2k,Nov 7 2010, 10:42 AM
New Jersey Manufacturers

Great company, but they won't take you with points.
And then drop you when you do eventually get one?
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I had NJM for years they don't drop you for points or accidents. Unless your out of control, I don't know what your record is like Norm but your obviously a high risk. So I don't think it matters where you go its going to cost you.
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Originally Posted by S~Factor,Nov 7 2010, 01:07 PM
And then drop you when you do eventually get one?
They won't drop you unless you're nutty. But they want a clean record when you join.

To give you an idea of rates, Geico wanted 1600 for 6 months when I checked prices last year. With the exact same coverage I pay 1100 a year with NJM.
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Just went from Progressive to Allstate and got increased coverage and lower deductibles while lowering my monthly payment by 40 dollars a month. I will, however, be switching to NJM in October of next year when my last ticket, from two years ago, gives me a clean record. Definitely shop around and get a record of your accidents and tickets so you have an idea of your situation. Doing driving courses can help lower your rates as well.
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Who do you have for homeowners/renters?

You might be able to save a few dollars by bundling your coverage.

I bundled my homeowners and auto with Hanover and saved money for multi-policy and multi-vehicle. Also signed up for an umbrella policy. More coverage for less money.
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NJM was nearly 700 more a year for the same coverage liberty mutual is giving me. Now I have my own policy (not with my parents) and pay less for a much better car (wrx vs sti).

Def call whoever though, I apparently miss a lot of discounts doing it online...


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