Progressive insurance

[NGC 613]

They just said that USSA does not I fixed motor. No specific reason given.

That's strange. Would have never thought that.

 

[Hillman]

In Massachusetts, for some reason, it's difficult to get a motorhome insured. No idea why. Good Sam, the company they use, has nobody who will insure one in MA. We have Geico for our autos, they wouldn't do my RV. I tried AAA, and my own insurance agent. Had no choice but to go with Progressive. Thinking back on it, I think we went through the same thing with our travel trailer years ago.

 

[bowersrd]

I just changed over to USAA last year. However, they would not insure my motorhome, so had to go through National General for rates better than prior insurer.

If you decide at some point to go with Progressive, USAA will still show the Progressive information (policy info, coverages, deductibles) in the Insurance Tab of your USAA home page. It will also redirect you to the Progressive policy if you click the information link on the right side of the page.

 

[Britman55]

Progressive Insurance. Anyone get a large increase this year. Just got renewal notice - ~ $150 increase on a gasser.

I actually saw a reduction in my RV coverage through Progressive during the Pandemic in year 2020 and it's remained that way into 2021. I also recently dropped Hartford on my autos and went with Progressive which is saving me nearly $350.00 a year now. Lastly I put my Golf Cart on Progressive since they offer what I feel is a very reasonable annual rate given my selected coverages. So far so good in my case.

 

[Retired]

My new Progressive policy through USAA is $1280 a year. I go with a $1000 deductible, full glass coverage, Roadside and way more liability than the law requires. A big Class A gasser will do a lot of damage to a new Mercedes or a new BMW.

 

[AbdRahim]

My new Progressive policy through USAA is $1280 a year. I go with a $1000 deductible, full glass coverage, Roadside and way more liability than the law requires. A big Class A gasser will do a lot of damage to a new Mercedes or a new BMW.

You got a much better deal.

 

[Retired]

Some people are telling me they pay ~$500 a year for full coverage. That has to be the bare minimum. I also have uninsured motorist. I was in two accidents 5 months apart, the only two accidents I have ever been in, both accidents the other party's fault, both accidents totaled my vehicle and the second accident involved a guy that was pretty sketchy. He must have had a warrant because they cuffed him and put him in the back seat. I would rather they bleed me a little bit every month instead of getting in an accident and ending up with nothing.