Ole Miss Sucks

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You just need to do a insurance price shop all around.

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While I intend to, that brings up another point. My homeowners insurance requires that I have a car policy as well. So if I switch my car insurance, that likely means I'm going to have to switch my homeowners as well. Is this a pain in the arse?

I have recently had to start paying my own car insurance as I have made the move to becoming completely financially independent from my parents (I'm a couple of years out of college). I figured I'd just take the policy my parents had for me and make it my own. Reason being, my parents are really good with money and make it a point to get good deals and not just blow money. If they thought the policy was good, then I thought it must be worth keeping.

But then I got the bill. I think $1,000 and change is a little high to be paying for 6 months of car insurance. Here are my coverages:

Bodily Injury - 50K per person, 100K per accident
Property - 25K per accident
Medical Payments - 1K per person
Uninsured Motorist, Bodily Injury - 25K, 50K
Uninsured Motorist, Property Damage - 25K per accident
Collision - 1K deductible
Comprehensive - 250 deductible

Is all of that really necessary? There's got to be something that I can cut. The only accident/violation I've got is a single speeding ticket so it's not like I'm getting nailed due to violations. And I drive a 10 year old Maxima so it's probably not my car that's making it so high. Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks for the help.

I wouldn't really use the term "worried". Worried implies that I'm unsure of the outcome but I'm leaning towards it being bad. That's not the case. There's not one damn doubt in my mind how this will play out.

At this point, I'm wondering who our next coach will be.

I've never been here before so I don't know what to compare it to but there are tents up. The only tents I saw though were in parking lots. There looked to be a lot of activity in the lot across the street from the front gate but I didn't check it out. There are plenty of tents out beyond the perimeter gates behind the outfield as well, but that's also a parking lot.

When do they open gates relative to game time?

Thanks for the info everone.

ETA: what about a camera?

I'm going to Rosenblatt for the CWS and I've got a few questions. Who better to ask than LSU fans right?

1) If I have a general admission ticket, how early do I need to get there to make sure I have a seat for the day game?

2) If I go to the first game, am I screwing myself on getting into the second game?

3) Will the let me bring in sun screen?

4) Surely they sale beer, how much do they cost and do they stop serving at any point?

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Yep, they did. When I was Googling to try to confirm the MSU-LSU series, I saw that MSU did win the SEC tourney that season and therefore, the SEC. I believe that was during the years that the SEC Tourney winner was named "SEC Champion" and there was no championship awarded for having the best conference record during the season.

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You are correct. I believe LSU was a game, maybe 2, better than us in the SEC that year.

I'm trying to get my credit score up from no credit to respectable. In my attempt to do this, I got my mom to co-sign with me on some furniture... or so I thought. Turns it, she is the primary person and I co-signed with her.

Does this matter from a credit score standpoint? Will I still get the same credit score bump if I was the primary and she co-signed?

Didn't he turn them down before Meyer took the job?