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There are a LOT of aftermarket parts companies, im not talking about Summit Racing or AEM (who also sell replacement parts), im talking about companies who sell specific parts like Borla, K & N, Kennebell, Whipple etc. With more EVs being produced, it means less and less people are going to fit an aftermarket exhaust, or an intake. So these companies’ sales will go down slowly but surely. What’s their plan to combat this?

Interested to hear your opinion.

We are buying our first house in Seattle area, and before we close we need homeowners insurance. Our broker told us to get quotes from our car insurance company, which is Geico. There is also the question of what coverage to choose, and max payout if rebuilding the whole house is necessary. We are buying the house for $575k. The problem is that I didn't grow up in US, and so have no idea what so ever about anything homeowners insurance related.

Could someone please recommend homeowners insurance companies, and give me tips on coverage.

I've been approved for an apartment and I've been going over the lease. In the email they sent they mentioned:

Please note that we will need you to provide us with renters insurance should you choose not to use the liability insurance that the property offers!

The liability section of the lease is hard to make heads or tails of. Should I just look into getting private renters insurance? What should I look for if I do? The lease mentions a minimum coverage amount I need. Should I just find a renter's insurance policy that meets the lease's requirements? Or should I just sign the lease and opt into their "liability insurance"?

There are a LOT of aftermarket parts companies, im not talking about Summit Racing or AEM (who also sell replacement parts), im talking about companies who sell specific parts like Borla, K & N, Kennebell, Whipple etc. With more EVs being produced, it means less and less people are going to fit an aftermarket exhaust, or an intake. So these companies’ sales will go down slowly but surely. What’s their plan to combat this?

Interested to hear your opinion.

We are buying our first house in Seattle area, and before we close we need homeowners insurance. Our broker told us to get quotes from our car insurance company, which is Geico. There is also the question of what coverage to choose, and max payout if rebuilding the whole house is necessary. We are buying the house for $575k. The problem is that I didn't grow up in US, and so have no idea what so ever about anything homeowners insurance related.

Could someone please recommend homeowners insurance companies, and give me tips on coverage.

I've been approved for an apartment and I've been going over the lease. In the email they sent they mentioned:

Please note that we will need you to provide us with renters insurance should you choose not to use the liability insurance that the property offers!

The liability section of the lease is hard to make heads or tails of. Should I just look into getting private renters insurance? What should I look for if I do? The lease mentions a minimum coverage amount I need. Should I just find a renter's insurance policy that meets the lease's requirements? Or should I just sign the lease and opt into their "liability insurance"?