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Old 02-02-2006, 06:14 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by mulroony
I think it is useless. I would just set up a savings account and put $x dollars in every month that is solely for vet fees.Yes when you need that surgery it is expensive, but heck putting $25 away each month over 10 years is $3000. Not figuring interest or anything I would think this would get you through routine visits easily, and even help if something big comes up.
I agree. Can you imagine how much of a monthly premium I'd be paying for 9 Bulldogs? I'll stick with my savings account.
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