Looking for new insurance

too many variables to make comparing premiums beneficial...driving record, your claims history, your home zipcode’s claim history, age, value of your rig and so on. suggest you call the various big name insurance carriers or call a broker to do the work for you.

First off pick up the phone and call Progressive and let them know your going to cancel because of the increase. Inquire why and you might be surprised of your new rate they give you or why it was raised. Then Shop on...

Gottahaveit wrote:
First off pick up the phone and call Progressive and let them know your going to cancel because of the increase. Inquire why and you might be surprised of your new rate they give you or why it was raised. Then Shop on...

I disagree. Don't call first and tell them you're going to cancel, because they WILL cancel you and then you won't have insurance at all.

Instead, do the second step first? Call, but inquire why the rate hike. Get the facts, then hang up with a "thank-you".

If you don't like the answer, THEN shop around. Find new insurance first. THEN call back and cancel! Otherwise, you may find yourself with no insurance for a while. That just would not be a good thing at all.

My suggestion: Check with Allstate insurance. At least give them a call and see what they can do for you. You can always say, "Thank-you" and hang up.

Have had State Farm since we first got married and Nationwide refused us insutance because I was 20 and in the military. It has not always been the cheapest, but I have never had an issue with a claim either. Great service or cheap insueance. Your choice.

Many carriers won't write coverage on a class A. At Good Sam Insurance Agency we can shop it for you with multiple carriers that all have great RV coverage's. Rates are going to be different depending on state, type of RV, driving record, limits selected and even down to the zip code. Several carriers including National Interstate and Blue Sky have gotten out of the RV insurance market.

Keith

What Keith said... I have dealt with them a couple of times and been very happy.Good Sam Class A insurance.

I insure my truck and trailer through Linda Sinkay at McDonald Leavett Insurance. Her number is 707-569-6800 or linda-sinkay@leavitt.com - no complaints.

Fulltimers policy? It does make a difference. Make sure you shop for the same type of policy as you have, same coverages, same deductible. If you make any changes, you may have been able to make those same changes and save money with Progressive too. Rates are established and filed with the state. They cannot change the rate for you without following the rules they submitted to the state. They can only change coverage or change a deductible or correct an error to change your rate. Just calling and complaining will not change your rate. Call them and ask about your rate, review the information they have and make sure everything is correct. Then decide what you want to do.

Agree with others..Shop First and then Switch companies.

Allstate did the same to us with no really good reason. When we called to cancel they said they were surprised we had not cancelled earlier. Said call us back in 12 months and we can probably match your new rate.

Insurance has gotten just like DirecTV and Dish and the power companies here in Texas. Switch every chance you get and you will way ahead on savings.

And no...you are not going to get cancelled by bouncing back and forth. Shareholders need your money.

Has anyone heard of or had any experience with National General Insurance ?

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.