I have had the same auto insurance company through 3 addresses and over 40 years. My rates are what I would call GOOD.
Example: I have my homeowners and auto insurance bundled with the same company. Even though they are separate policies. My car insurance is about $600 per year for two cars. My gf went to get new insurance on her car, and they wanted over $125 PER MONTH, all year. We added her name to my policy and suddenly it only averages out to about $27 per month. Hmmm. Result: we put both names on everything.
Homeowner's insurance is a bit more, but not unreasonable for the value of the house.
The big catch is that I will never get a rate that low with any other company AFTER THE INTRODUCTORY PERIOD! Then, I will rue the day that I ever considered switching! Bet on it!
One more thing. Who do you think is paying for the continual and high powered advertising with birds, lizards, and Flo? The Madison Avenue boys are getting rich on it while the ratepayers are getting the bill for it.
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