by Bethers » Sun Oct 02, 2011 5:06 pm
Yes, insurance is different for a full-timer. YOu want to make sure you have coverage for all the personal effects, also - which will be possible with the carriers that handle full-time. Three companies I recommend checking - the one in the ad above, the AARP Hartford now has full-time coverage, and many are happy with Progressive (I didn't like their full-time coverage, but you have to check and get all the info - and things are changing all the time).
Beth
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