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Rosalie B.
 
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Default mighty budget cruisers,.. when/how do you dump your auto insurance?

dashboard jesus wrote:

I know, it's pathetic but I'd like to pocket the $65usd I'm paying
monthly for auto insurance. I hope to be gone 2 years at least. What
do people usually do about this? I live in a nanny nation where you
have to have insurance to drive but when I cast off I shall leave them
behind to shift for themselves. I have 2 vehicles on Safeco now with
one claim in 12 years. Thanks.


Around here, the insurance is on the car rather than the person. If
we were going to store the cars for two years, aside from what we
would do to make sure that they would start when we got back, we could
turn the license plates in to the DMV and cancel the insurance.

Since we don't want to do that, and since we aren't allowed to have
different levels of insurance even on cars that aren't being driven,
we have two different insurance companies - one with normal levels of
insurance for the cars we drive, and one with the absolute minimum
allowed on the others.





grandma Rosalie
 
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