Relax
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The Personal only gives good pricing as long as you're part of the group. Once you're no longer covered by their group policy, the price goes up, as it did for me when my company switched to someone else.
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2022 insurance
- Thread starter Scuba Steve
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The Personal only gives good pricing as long as you're part of the group. Once you're no longer covered by their group policy, the price goes up, as it did for me when my company switched to someone else.
Hack
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Thing is.. I'm in "the" group. Probably their largest group...
Anyway... screw 'em.
Got a better deal elsewhere.
I Just got my renewal for my black listed bike which is on a stand alone policy and it went down 8 cents per month.
matt365
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Ah, I see your advanced age is finally paying off with your reduced premiums.
What are you going to spend your savings on?
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Relax
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The right to 4 snarky comments per month?
Just got my renewal from TD no change 1200 for 3 bikes
Wife still needs to call and have hers fixed.
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GP_RZ
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Good news same here, wife texted me at work and said it was there system still paying $947....so glad as TD has been decent thus far.
Anyone have experience with CAA for home and auto?? Economical has been slowly jacking up my rates for the last few years and are now way overpriced. CAA is cheaper with my three vehicles and house (they do not do bikes). Looking for information before I make the change.
I have CAA on my play car (Camaro Convertible) dirt cheap $200 year so far so good
Relax
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That's using MyPace, right?
Relax
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Hagerty is worth checking out if you have an enthusiast car that you don't commute daily in. No mileage limitations and depending on the car's age, they're OK with you occasionally using it to go to work or errands/shopping (case by case basis). But you do need at least one car on a standard policy with another company.
I quote them every year and usually they're not even close for me on the car
yes my pace 160 a year plus 20 per 1000k
Thank you to the TD folks for reporting back in this thread! Got my paperwork today and it had more than doubled in price. Quick call and got it back down to where it should have been. Price is actually $65 lower than last year after the correction.
You can tell if your policy is messed up or not by finding the "Driving Record" section on the back of one of the pages, at the bottom of the page that has your total policy premium listed. If it's messed up you'll have a bunch of zeros in the Driving Record column, next to the BI/PD/AB/DCPD/etc rows, instead of your actual number of riding years (normally capped at 7).
You can tell if your policy is messed up or not by finding the "Driving Record" section on the back of one of the pages, at the bottom of the page that has your total policy premium listed. If it's messed up you'll have a bunch of zeros in the Driving Record column, next to the BI/PD/AB/DCPD/etc rows, instead of your actual number of riding years (normally capped at 7).
CAA is most always equal or better for my vehicles. Insurance is so complicated with everyone getting different rates for the same vehicles. CAA is currently 1500 cheaper for two vehicles and a house. My other car currently is asleep with just fire and theft, so I will have to call and get its renewal rate
Hey i have the same issue with my TD melloche, went from 790 to 1730 and most of it is accident benefit
ifiddles
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@LePhillou like others have said, call them...it's a glitch in their system...our motorcycle license information didn't transfer over to the renewals...
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