Not really. However, what you can do is ask the insurance company if they will allow you retain the vehicle after the settlement. If they allow you to do that, you can get the total loss settlement (minus the salvage value of the vehicle) and you get to keep the vehicle.
It's not that simple though. First of all, if you have a lien holder, they would have to sign off on letting you do that and if you owe more than the car is worth, don't count on that happening. Secondly, do the math and figure out if keeping the vehicle is worth it. If after deducting the salvage value, you receive $5,000 and there are $4,000 worth of damages to the vehicle and the insurance company is declaring it a total loss, it might be worth it to retain the vehicle and pay to fix it. However, if the damages are over $10,000 and your settlement is going to only be $5,000, it's not worth it.
Note taking is actively writing things down as you hear them, so that you do not forget them. Note making is when you write out a to do list or something like that.
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You're never sure what to write down. You don't know what to write down in class.
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You're never sure what to write down. You don't know what to write down in class.
Paper, Pen, and good Literacy (the ability to read and write)
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The Cornell Note-Taking System has nothing to do with vegetables.It is a way of taking notes that helps you to study better. You make two columns - notes from lectures or reading are in the larger column. Avoid long sentences and just write the main ideas or paraphrase what's being said. Then write the key words in the keyword/question column to help remind you of the information.Within 24 hours of taking your notes, you need to review the information and write key questions to help you study - use the keyword/question column for this. Then write a short summary on the bottom 5-7 lines of the page.When you study, cover up the note column and try to recall the information by reading the keywords and questions only.
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you will have a collection of facts or a collections of things to eleborate on to make your paper more percise
The best strategies for note taking include using a comfortable pen or pencil to reduce strain and to develop a short hand system to make the process quicker. Making sure not to write in a messy way is critical for later studying.