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14. Yup. When I retired and no longer had to commute to work, I asked

Wed Jun 10, 2020, 09:19 PM

Jun 2020

my State Farm agent for it and they gave it to me. It wasn't a lot, but it did lower my premium a little.

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Millions Of Americans Skip Payments As Tidal Wave Of Defaults And Evictions Looms [View all] alwaysinasnit Jun 2020 OP

"Vaccine or no vaccine, WE'RE BACK" czarjak Jun 2020 #1

There's another nasty side to this customerserviceguy Jun 2020 #2

I received mine from AAA SoCalNative Jun 2020 #3

A friend who works for State Farm SheltieLover Jun 2020 #5

Yes, that's what they told me customerserviceguy Jun 2020 #9

I feel the same way! SheltieLover Jun 2020 #10

Yup. When I retired and no longer had to commute to work, I asked ooky Jun 2020 #14

Glad you did. 👍 SheltieLover Jun 2020 #15

I got 3 rebates from USAA jimfields33 Jun 2020 #7

I have GEICO and I have not seen a rebate either. Blue_true Jun 2020 #11

They're probably customerserviceguy Jun 2020 #12

GEICO and Progressive are unique in a way. Xolodno Jun 2020 #16

GEICO is inexpensive, but also easy to utilize and solid on claims. nt Blue_true Jun 2020 #17

Most mortgage programs will allow you to skip payments but... Buckeyeblue Jun 2020 #4

I think they added them to the end of the loan. jimfields33 Jun 2020 #8

K&R Niagara Jun 2020 #6