Category: Teen Drivers

When is Bundling Home and Auto Insurance NOT A Good Idea?

5/2/2024

In my last post, I highlighted the advantages of bundling your home and auto insurance policies. However, it's essential to recognize that bundling isn't always the best approach.

There are certain scenarios where keeping your home and auto insurance policies separate may prove more beneficial. Here are a few of these situations:

When "Bundling" Insurance Policies May Not Be Advantageous

11/8/2023

Do you "bundle" your insurance policies?

Generally, it's advantageous to do this, meaning you combine your insurance coverages with the same insurer. Companies reward you with discounts for using that one insurer to cover multiple policies.

The most common combination is to use the same carrier for home and auto insurance.

HOWEVER, there are exceptions, and this is another reason to use an experienced independent agent.
Independent agents have access to numbers of insurance carriers, meaning they can mix companies to match your specific insurance needs.

When would using different companies be better than bundling policies with one insurer? Here are a few examples:

Driver's Ed Auto Insurance Discounts: Be Careful

6/13/2023

Did you know that insurance carriers have their own requirements for accepting driver's education coursework for awarding a discount on your auto insurance premium?

If you're looking for a driver's ed discount on your auto insurance, it's best to check with your independent insurance agent. He can review the requirements of your insurance carrier with you so you select a good match.

Have young drivers and want to see which insurance carrier provides the best coverage and rates for your situation? Call me at 706-726-1446 for timely help!

How Do You Reduce Your Teen's Auto Premiums?

5/30/2023

The end of May marks the end of the school year for teenagers, and they'll be looking for things to do during summer break.

Teen driving will be a common element whatever activities they choose, so you'll want to be certain they're insured...but how do you do that without breaking the bank since they're considered high-risk drivers?

Here are 5 strategies that can potentially lower your auto insurance premiums if you have a teenage driver.

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When is Bundling Home and Auto Insurance NOT A Good Idea?

When "Bundling" Insurance Policies May Not Be Advantageous

Driver's Ed Auto Insurance Discounts: Be Careful

How Do You Reduce Your Teen's Auto Premiums?

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