SCHAUMBURG, Ill., Nov. 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Building upon the recent corporate launch of Rate Intelligence, Rate Insurance, LLC, a subsidiary of Rate and one of the fastest-growing national personal lines and small commercial insurance brokers, unveiled new AI-driven features within its fintech insurance sales and service platform. These innovations enhance customer experience and optimize agent efficiency, marking
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Buying a new car? Here’s what you need to know about insuring it
For many, purchasing a new car is a big deal. Maybe you’ve spent hours test driving and researching to find the right car, or maybe you’ve just always had your heart set on a particular make and model.
Once you’ve found the vehicle that meets your needs, you’ll have to insure it. But when should you insure a new car?
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How can I estimate homeowners insurance cost?
Discover essential steps in buying a new home, from finding the right neighborhood and considering school options to navigating mortgage preapprovals and tax estimates. Learn about the importance of budgeting for home insurance to ensure you’re prepared for the financial responsibilities of homeownership.
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What is an insurance policy review and when should you have one?
In our latest blog post, “What is an Insurance Policy Review and When Do I Need One?”, we explore the vital practice of regularly assessing your insurance policies to ensure they meet your current needs. Discover how major life changes, such as marriage, the purchase of a home, or shifts in financial status, can signal the need for a review. We delve into the benefits of identifying coverage gaps and optimizing your insurance expenses, helping you secure the protection you need while providing you with peace of mind. Read on to learn when to schedule your next insurance policy review!
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Do I need flood insurance if I’m not in a flood zone?
Many homeowners mistakenly believe they don’t need flood insurance if they’re not in a flood zone, but this can be a costly misconception. Floods can occur anywhere, and obtaining insurance is a proactive measure to protect your property and finances from potential damage.
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Rate Insurance Rises in Rank to #92 as a Top 100 Property/Casualty Agency for 2024 by Insurance Journal
Rate Insurance, LLC, one of the fastest-growing national personal lines and small commercial insurance brokers, has been ranked #92 on the Insurance Journal Top 100 P&C Agencies list for 2024, climbing from last year’s #99 ranking. This recognition highlights the company’s rapid organic growth and success in the insurance market.
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How can I prepare my home for a flood?
Flooding is the most prevalent natural disaster in the U.S., leading to significant property damage and loss of life. This blog explores the widespread risk of floods, their occurrence in urban areas, and practical steps homeowners can take to reduce vulnerability, regardless of location.
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How do I change my homeowners insurance?
As a homeowner with a mortgage, your homeowners insurance is a vital part of protecting your investment. However, overlooking the potential savings from periodically comparing rates could be a missed opportunity. Sticking with the same provider out of convenience may prevent you from accessing better deals. Whether you’re looking to bundle policies for added convenience or seeking better coverage post-natural disasters, exploring a switch could offer more benefits than just cost savings. Transitioning to a new provider can be simplified by following a few key steps.
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Home insurance versus a home warranty—what are the differences?
Your home is a significant investment, and safeguarding it goes beyond standard homeowners insurance. Imagine the inconvenience of a failed furnace in winter or a broken air conditioner during a scorching summer day. While homeowners insurance doesn’t cover wear and tear, a home warranty can provide additional protection against hefty repair or replacement costs. Understanding the limitations of your insurance policy is essential.
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