Would You Recommend You Home/Auto Insurance Company To Others?

[arwalden]

Which one/s do you have?

[democracyindanger]

1. Are you asking?

'Cause I'd recommend AMICA for auto. Operates completely by word of mouth, they don't spend money on advertising, and every year you get a 'dividend' check. Don't know about their home policies, though.

[tjdee]

3. I don't think they check your credit either.

Since credit is now the foundation of every fucking adult thing you could possibly do, ever, in your whole life, I love Amica for that reason alone.

Um, LOL, if they don't check your credit! A relative has Amica, I think they mentioned that, have to check later to see if that's the case.

[Wapsie B]

9. From their site:

Information Disclosure: In order to provide you with an accurate quote, we will use third party consumer reporting agencies to obtain claims history information and a credit-based insurance score. Learn how we protect your privacy.


https://www.amica.com/AWFServlet

[tjdee]

15. Thanks!

:grr:

Screw them too then, LOL!

[Wapsie B]

16. You're welcome.

But if you're a credit union member you can get auto/home insurance through Members Insurance through Liberty Mutual. I just got a solicitation in the mail today.

[Lilith Velkor]

2. I am homeless and carless

I wouldn't recommend it to anybody.

[Left Is Write]

4. Yes. My husband was an agent for them for two years.

Two years after he left the company for another position, we're still with them for our auto, home, and a variable annuity. We did, however, switch our life insurance to two other insurers.

[kay1864]

5. Heck ya

USAA. If you're the son/daughter/spouse of a veteran, you're eligible. Turns out I was eligible for years (my dad was USAF), but until I married Mrs. Kay, I didn't know about USAA (her dad was USAF too). It rocks. Great customer service, great rates.

Correction: see my post below...

[arwalden]

6. Yep... USAA here too.

[jpgray]

8. USAA kicks ass

Great customer service--my credit card rate is 2.4% or something outrageous.

[matcom]

10. plus we get a dividend check every year

sorry didn't see these before i posted below

[arwalden]

11. I Look Forward To The Dividend Checks... But I Wonder...

... if we'll get one this year. I have a feeling that USAA probably took a loss with all the hurricane related claims this year.

[matcom]

14. don't know. we got one last year

:shrug:

i would be SHOCKED if USAA didn't have everything covered (including our checks) but you never know

[matcom]

7. yup but sadly most of you cannot join

USAA

best company on the planet

[kay1864]

12. Here's the eligibility (from their site)

Are you currently:
Actively serving in the military (Active, National Guard, Reserve or pre-commissioning)?
Separated from the military
Retired from the military
Married to someone actively serving in the military (Active, National Guard, Reserve, pre-commissioning)
Adult child of a current or former USAA member
A spouse or former spouse of a USAA member

So update to what I said above: I guess your parent or spouse would have to join first, if they're not already. But hey, it's probably in their best interest to do so anyway.

[matcom]

13. well i DO know that if you leave USAA you can NEVER rejoin

unless you are still within the guidelines.