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Is there an lender who does not require Full coverage?

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Re: Is there an lender who does not require Full coverage?


@Loquat wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

It's smart to self-insure if: you possess sufficient risk tolerance & you can afford to pay the loss. 

 

Sounds like you can't afford to pay the loss. Maybe pay cash for a less expensive vehicle?


At the rate in which vehicles depreciate I'd seriously suggest reconsidering the self insure route.  You get hit by someone texting 5 minutes after taking delivery and you're in a very dark place financially.  It just ain't worth it in my opinion.  


Sure. Your risk tolerance is markedly lower than mine. I've been (mostly) self-insuring for years. Doesn't make one of us right or wrong. I like the math of it.

 

But WALDT. Smiley Wink

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pinkandgrey
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Re: Is there an lender who does not require Full coverage?

I don't know everything (or even much at all lol) but I can't imagine you'd be able to find a lender who wouldn't require full coverage while you're repaying. They don't want to take that risk. 

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