They say that you can’t have too much of a good thing, and when it comes to car and home insurance, that seems to be true. With the sheer amount of companies out there, it can seem impossible to choose the right one for your needs without looking at more than one quote – but thankfully, this guide will provide you with four of the best options available in terms of pricing, experience and policies, so you can make an informed decision that meets your needs perfectly. Let’s take a look at each of these companies in turn…
- State Farm
State Farm was founded in 1922 by former baseball player George J. Mecherle as a mutual insurance company for State Farm agents. It went public in 1995 and is now owned by about 18 million policyholders who have invested about $130 billion into it through their policies. The company also owns State Farm Bank and is headquartered in Bloomington, Illinois. If you already have car insurance with them, you’ll need to renew your policies every so often to keep your coverage current.
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- American Family
American Family offers many types of home insurance options. From basic coverage for your house to flood insurance to protect you from unexpected natural disasters, American Family has a policy that’s just right for you. And because they offer customizable plans with a range of deductibles and premium prices, you can pick an option that works best for your budget while still being covered adequately. In addition to basic home coverage plans, American Family offers renters insurance as well. Be sure to explore all possible options before making a decision on what plan is best for you—it could save you money!
- Nationwide
Nationwide is a solid choice for car insurance. It’s easy to get a policy online and you can always talk to a live representative via phone if you run into problems. Nationwide’s pricing is average—not the cheapest or most expensive option out there—but it does offer discounts for good driving records. If your budget is limited, consider getting quotes from other companies first; but know that you’ll be happy with Nationwide if price is no object.
- GEICO
GEICO is one of America’s oldest and largest providers of car insurance. GEICO is also a public company and trades on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker symbol GEICO. With more than 15 million policyholders around 50 states, GEICO has established itself as a leader in its industry. Its reputation for value pricing has been recognized by The J.D. Power 2016 Auto Insurance Study – Premium Satisfaction IndexSM Ranking, which rates insurers based on how well they perform against consumers’ expectations on cost savings, service quality, price satisfaction and purchase experience.
Conclusion
There are many good options for car and home insurance in America. What’s important is that you find a company that best suits your needs and provides you with what you want from an insurance provider. You can use these four companies as a starting point to help make your decision: State Farm has good policies, competitive pricing and reliable customer service. Allstate offers both high-quality policies and competitive pricing. GEICO offers competitive pricing on most products but does not offer renters or life insurance. And lastly, Nationwide offers competitive pricing on most products but does not offer renters or life insurance.
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