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500’ and below 500’+ to 1000’ 1000’+ to 1500’ 1500’+ to 2000’ 2000’ or higher
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10%
55% 17% 12% 6%
I value the additional protection and have a policy myself.
I see the value, but can’t afford it. I don’t see the need or value. Unsure Don’t care
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