So write the check or go to the bank you use and do a loan for the amount and make the payments, no different then making payments to the insurance company. It's all a tax deduction at the end of the year. Insurance is one of those costs that should be built in to your business plan.
That'll never happen, my friend! Why should I pay in advance such an amount? That's totally ridiculous, and honestly I really don't understand how some of you agree with that. As a friend of mine told me when he found out about this matter, "not even a prostitute won't ask for the money in advance". But anyway, I'm done with this thread, I'll stick with what I got right now and God have mercy!
I'll check with CIS again when they'll come back to the normal prices.
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That's your choice to do what you want. Don't know how often you switch ins. co. but when you do sometimes you have to put up with any changes that have been made that pertain to new policies. We did not, we were grandfathered in and the changes do not apply to us. We still pay by the month and the monthly also applies when adding trucks to our policy. As long as you have good coverage then it doesn't really matter.
Insurance traditionally is always due up front. If a carrier is giving payment plans it is really acting as a "bank" and using that interest up charge as a revenue stream.
Mine is broken into quarters with an extra fee of 5$ each quarter
I heard that commercial truck ins is going to be handled by Obummercare soon
Will we be able to keep our policies if we like them?
I have a option, stay with progressive or switch to Northland insurance. If I switch its $1300 cheaper per year.
Is Northland insurance any good??
there in lies the question and the reason we stay with CIS !!!!!