USAA rebates auto insurance premiums again

They did a round of this in the spring. COVID‐19 has been a severe test for everyone, and USAA is working to help you through this crisis. We now are returning an additional $270 million to members through a third auto insurance dividend1, bringing the total returned this year to $1.07 billion and reflecting the continued slowdown

car insurance stimulufication

Last month you received a dividend as a USAA auto insurance policyholder. Based on a continued trend of reduced driving and fewer accident claims by members, USAA will return an additional $280 million through a second premium dividend. That brings the total returned to $800 million. To make it easy, a 20% credit on a third

backchannel rant: paying for unwanted features

inspired by (but not necessarily a response to) this reddit comment. —– Brand name loyalists (or people who equate price and quality) will pay a premium. Cheapskates will look for the lowest purchase price. Somewhere in the middle are people who do the research to buy gear that meets their needs without paying for a

Promaster insurance: 1500 vs 2500

[Backstory:  the Promaster’s cargo floor comes in 10′ and 12′ lengths.¹  The 10′ length is available in the lowest-run 1500 but to get the 12′ you have to get a 2500 or higher.  I was concerned that although all the Promasters are under the magic 10,000lb GVWR number the underwriters would want to call the 2500

RV insurance for full-timers

The Living the RV Dream podcast recently rebroadcast their RV Insurance episode.  It’s worth a listen. The show notes don’t show it, but the guests were Chris and Charles Yust of C & C Marketing and Insurance.  It’d be nice to support full-timers’ business and get a full-timer-centric service.