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Originally Posted by PapoZalsa
Because if you have a good insurance company they willl take care of you, they know the coverage for a financed vehicle.
Just one example: I went overseas for 2 yrs, I had a car that still had a lienhold with a FCU. The car was going to be parked and garaged. My insurance company would not let me drop coverage or increase my deductible without the FCU authorization because they knew that a financed vehicle need to meet certain requirements for coverage.
Also anytime that I have changed deductible the insurance has notified the FCU and the FCU has sent me a letter if it doesn't meet the requirements.
That is having a good Insurance company!
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Hmmm...I'm not so sure about this. You don't really think their refusal to let you drop coverage was motivated by a benevolent concern for your well-being, do you? Maybe I'm being too cynical, but I'd be more inclined to say that their sole motivation was continuing to receive your money, and your FCU lien requirements simply gave them a justification for saying no to you. I think they were taking care of themselves, and taking care of you just happened to coincide with that.
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Last edited by semtex; 10-13-2011 at 11:10 AM.
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