How does pet insurance work?
"jmcquown" wrote in message
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On 2/2/2014 6:39 PM, Sylvia M wrote:
I'm retired, have been for a while, and our income is kind of fixed, but
with a bit of flexibility. Auto insurance, taxes, dental and car
repairs hurt though.
Sylvia
Yep. I had to have my security alarm (a requirement where I live)
repaired. A couple of months ago the clutch went out on my car. Towing
to the shop is covered by my insurance (whew) but the cost of a new
clutch, ouch. Better than a new car, though! I tuck a little money away
as often as I can for Persia's medical care.
Jill
I love my old car, Mr F. He costs me nothing except his annual service and
he is very reliable. Put the key in and he strikes up every time.
But I have to save for another one because he's not going to last for ever
(he says he will) but realistically he is 18. I will keep him as long as
possible.
I don't want a newish car that I cant fling bales of straw in or chicken
food. Mr F is perfect for that. If he died it would be dreadful.
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