Adventures in home ownership #7
So I just switched my homeowner's insurance from NLC (New London County Insurance, through AAA) to Met Life, through the University.
With NLC, my yearly premium was around $330. Not bad, right? With Met Life, it's around $270 -- for a better policy. I have better coverage for nearly everything, and no coverage that's WORSE than what I had before. Plus, as near as I can tell, it's coming out of my pay-check pre-tax, which means I end up effectively paying less than the actual premium.
I've said it before, but the pay doesn't make this job worthwhile, the benefits do.
With NLC, my yearly premium was around $330. Not bad, right? With Met Life, it's around $270 -- for a better policy. I have better coverage for nearly everything, and no coverage that's WORSE than what I had before. Plus, as near as I can tell, it's coming out of my pay-check pre-tax, which means I end up effectively paying less than the actual premium.
I've said it before, but the pay doesn't make this job worthwhile, the benefits do.