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> why aren’t premiums going down The same reason that airlines added a ton of fees (fuel surcharge, checked baggage fee) when oil prices were high, but never g
by seattle_spring 7y ago
> why aren’t premiums going down
The same reason that airlines added a ton of fees (fuel surcharge, checked baggage fee) when oil prices were high, but never got rid of them when gas prices fell way back down:
People will pay them because they have no other option.
- redlampdesk 7y agoOn the topic, why is shopping for auto-insurance such a crappy experience?
- edimaudo 7y agoI haven't found it that hard. What tools do you use?
- seattle_spring 7y agoWhat tools are available? There used to be leaky.com, but they almost immediately got bombarded by dozens of lawsuits from different auto insurers.