Doc moving to NJ - General advice needed please
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Re: Doc moving to NJ - General advice needed please
take a look here is the deal sorry it is a 2 yr lease
salernoduanesummit.com/jeep-models-in-nj/jeep-grand-cherokee-summit-nj
2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4x4 Lease for $159 for 24 months SUV, 4-Dr., Auto, 3.6L, V6, PB/S/W/Lks/Mirrs, Air, Dual Air Bags, Alloys, AM/FM/CD, Customer preferred package. VIN #1C4RJFAG8FC821860 MSRP: $34790. Lease: $3500 Due At Incep; Ttl. Pyts: $3816; P/Opt. At Lease End: $23309.30 Mi.
am i missing something?? .....
salernoduanesummit.com/jeep-models-in-nj/jeep-grand-cherokee-summit-nj
2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4x4 Lease for $159 for 24 months SUV, 4-Dr., Auto, 3.6L, V6, PB/S/W/Lks/Mirrs, Air, Dual Air Bags, Alloys, AM/FM/CD, Customer preferred package. VIN #1C4RJFAG8FC821860 MSRP: $34790. Lease: $3500 Due At Incep; Ttl. Pyts: $3816; P/Opt. At Lease End: $23309.30 Mi.
am i missing something?? .....
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Re: Doc moving to NJ - General advice needed please
I feel sorry for elderly people...they seems to have pages and pages of paperwork to fill in when they go to see a doctor.
Living in the U.S. gives you a new appreciation of the UK on so many levels.
Don't get me wrong...we have always had excellent healthcare...because we have excellent insurance cover. Elective surgery...yup can do it next Monday...no queue or cancellations. MRI or CT scan can be done more or less immediately. I can always see my GP the same day. Unfortunately there are millions and millions of Americans that can't afford to visit the doctor.
Living in the U.S. gives you a new appreciation of the UK on so many levels.
Don't get me wrong...we have always had excellent healthcare...because we have excellent insurance cover. Elective surgery...yup can do it next Monday...no queue or cancellations. MRI or CT scan can be done more or less immediately. I can always see my GP the same day. Unfortunately there are millions and millions of Americans that can't afford to visit the doctor.
all the hospitals complain about the costs of looking after uninsured/underinsured and the financial burden so I no idea who is right over the issue of healthcare access. the slack seems to be taken up somewhere.
re: my car dilemma i will be living next to the hosp practically so mileage will be next to zilch so i would struggle to do over 10k a yr
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yep agree but conversely the NHS is on its last legs and the expectation of brits really cant meet what the NHS can offer anymore. the only reason the NHS worked was that there was an acceptance of honest failure but that doesnt really exist anymore!
all the hospitals complain about the costs of looking after uninsured/underinsured and the financial burden so I no idea who is right over the issue of healthcare access. the slack seems to be taken up somewhere.
re: my car dilemma i will be living next to the hosp practically so mileage will be next to zilch so i would struggle to do over 10k a yr
all the hospitals complain about the costs of looking after uninsured/underinsured and the financial burden so I no idea who is right over the issue of healthcare access. the slack seems to be taken up somewhere.
re: my car dilemma i will be living next to the hosp practically so mileage will be next to zilch so i would struggle to do over 10k a yr
Do you have any particular make/model I'm mind?
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Re: Doc moving to NJ - General advice needed please
a midsize 4WD SUV would be ok say a VW Tiguan or Ford Escape something like that would be ok unless anyone else better suggestions?
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Yea I took car with IA and insurance with sunrise my last claim was 8 years ago and they said I only had to declare last 5 - no proof required and can pay in 4 installments every other month, plus they quoted 1 year not 6 months.
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Try the Ford dealership in my old town...Mendham. They normally don't try to give you the hard sell routine. There is a VW dealership in Bernardsville.
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There are a few dealers in summit including a vw one that has good reviews on Google, yellow pages etc so thought may give them a go too. Anyone had experience of the dealers there? As its upmarket are they any better??
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We've been to the Smythe Volvo, Douglas VW and Infinity dealership...we found them to be good. We used Douglas for servicing our daughter's VW and Infinity vehicles...haven't bought a vehicle from them.
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yes douglas is the one i spoke to on the phone they were ok I guess I just need something reasonably quick.
if in the UK I could drag my heels buying one holding out for the best deal but not when you a newcomer in a place lacking public transport!!
one thing i am quickly realising is the amount of $$$ it takes to move and settle in is a lotttt! me thinks will be living on bread and water for a good while there lol
if in the UK I could drag my heels buying one holding out for the best deal but not when you a newcomer in a place lacking public transport!!
one thing i am quickly realising is the amount of $$$ it takes to move and settle in is a lotttt! me thinks will be living on bread and water for a good while there lol
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yes douglas is the one i spoke to on the phone they were ok I guess I just need something reasonably quick.
if in the UK I could drag my heels buying one holding out for the best deal but not when you a newcomer in a place lacking public transport!!
one thing i am quickly realising is the amount of $$$ it takes to move and settle in is a lotttt! me thinks will be living on bread and water for a good while there lol
if in the UK I could drag my heels buying one holding out for the best deal but not when you a newcomer in a place lacking public transport!!
one thing i am quickly realising is the amount of $$$ it takes to move and settle in is a lotttt! me thinks will be living on bread and water for a good while there lol
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Well out of all insurance quotes NJ Manufacturers is the best! That Sunrise broker was the most expensive! So there you go.
Think the whole obtaining car business will be the most stressful out of the whole move!
I do think the area is over priced for what it is jersey not sure if you agree. I feel its the proximity to NYC that bumps the price up more than anything.
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Well out of all insurance quotes NJ Manufacturers is the best! That Sunrise broker was the most expensive! So there you go.
Think the whole obtaining car business will be the most stressful out of the whole move!
I do think the area is over priced for what it is jersey not sure if you agree. I feel its the proximity to NYC that bumps the price up more than anything.
Think the whole obtaining car business will be the most stressful out of the whole move!
I do think the area is over priced for what it is jersey not sure if you agree. I feel its the proximity to NYC that bumps the price up more than anything.
You will be in the NY Met area...it is expensive but it's a good place to be IMO.