Switched over auto insurance
Okay well after it was all said and done, I only ended up saving $213.02 on my annual insurance. Which is still a huge amount, but it’s not as much as the online quote I got yesterday. Part of it is because they don’t have 2010 vehicles updated online yet, so when I called customer service they said just to pick the 2009 model “because it would be the same discount.” HA! Wrong.
That’s okay though. If BF insures his car through CDI when it comes due (in 2 weeks), I’ll save another $100 on my insurance. Not bad! Although I think it will be cheaper for him to go through ICBC since it’s an older car. But we can always do the online quote to see. And next year I should be able to get an even bigger discount.
Now tomorrow I have to go in and cancel my extended ICBC coverage because they don’t let you do that over the phone (lame).
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