Anonymous
11/09/2022 13:54
Subject: Re:Car insurance with a new teen driver
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nationwide said they did not insure in Maryland.
Looking at their website, they have a lot of agents in Maryland for not insuring there. Its been 15 years since I have lived in MD, but I got quotes from them when I lived there. Pretty sure you are making things up.
No they don't insure house unless you use another vendor like Safeco...but it is not Nationwide. Then they try to bundle the whole thing with SAFETCO for a bundle price. It is the same price as Geico.
Anonymous
11/09/2022 07:51
Subject: Re:Car insurance with a new teen driver
We also switch from Geico to Nationwide after Geico would not increase our umbrella from $2M to $5M as we requested.
Anonymous
11/09/2022 07:51
Subject: Car insurance with a new teen driver
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When you say the teenager is additional driver of your car is cheaper.
But more personal liability if there is an accident. Car and insurance should be in child's name or have a large umbrella policy.
This is a FACT. I have tested this and saving a few bucks is NOT WORTH IT. You would barf at my legal bills.
You have a teen driver who is insured but isn’t on their own named policy and you have large legal bills because of an accident? Wouldn’t they have those bills themselves on their own policy?
The umbrella insurance definitely could help if the claim is over your liability limits.