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(Bill Hale) writes:

If the ins co has $100k in the game, they pay up and leave you to swing.
For a million dollars, they have a lot more interest. It becomes worth their
time and effort to defend the two of you. That's significantly in your best
interest.

Buying $1m smooth may make you a target... but not a nice one.

Maybe one of you net gurus can find the fault in this logic.


I presently have $2 milion smooth on my Archer at a cost of $1500 per year.
How does this compare with others?

Chuck