Does your home insurance company have many customer complaints? Will you have problems placing a claim, or have a valid claim delayed or denied? Is your property (renters, home, condo, dwelling, or mobile home) insurance company good or bad? Most consumers fail to check the complaint records of their insurance companies. This blog post provides complaint information for the fifty largest insurance companies insuring residential property in Virginia and ranks them from best to worst, based on their 2010 national homeowners insurance complaint records (Accurate 2011 complaint records are not available yet). Continue reading
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Finding Home Insurance for Older Homes
If you have an older home, you may find some home insurance companies unwilling to insure you. Due to the recent severe tornado season, Alfa insurance will no longer sell homeowners insurance covering homes built before 2001 in Alabama. If you buy a home built in 2000, will you have a hard time finding an insurance company willing to insure your home? Not likely, unless you are near the coast or in tornado alley, but the older your home is, the more likely you are to find some insurance companies unwilling to offer you home insurance. Continue reading
Arkansas Home Insurance Reviews: Complaint Ratings for 20 Major Companies
Does your homeowners insurance company have a large amount of customer complaints? Will you have problems placing a claim, or have a valid claim delayed or denied? Are you insured with a good or bad company? Most consumers fail to check the complaint records of their insurance companies. This blog post provides complaint information for the 20 largest Arkansas home insurance companies, covering 86% of the 2010 Arkansas home insurance market, and rates them based on their 2010 national complaint record (Accurate 2011 complaint records are not available yet). I also include a list of the 5 homeowners insurance companies with the most confirmed complaints in 2010, made by customers in Arkansas. Sort out the best companies from the worst companies. Continue reading