MONDAY, APRIL 28, 2014
 Every responsible American owns both auto insurance and homeowners (or renters) insurance. But not everyone knows about the benefits of bundling these policies together with a single insurance provider. Now's the perfect time to learn more about insurance bundles because they can save you time, hassle and money!
With one portfolio, you'll have only one insurance company to deal with, one monthly premium payment and one renewal date. This makes your personal insurance much easier to manage than if you had to pay for and renew each policy individually. But the best part is the savings. Bundling your home and auto insurance together can save you up to 20 percent on your premium payments.
It may sound too good to be true, but many insurance companies offer bundle discounts because it's mutually beneficial. The insurance provider gets more business from you, while you enjoy the savings. In fact, many agents encourage individuals and families to buy all of their insurance policies from a single insurer. The most common bundle for American families includes home, auto and life insurance. However, you can typically throw in disability, long-term care, motorcycle, boat, RV and any other personal insurance policy you wish to purchase.
You can lower your premium even more by minimizing your risks. Insurance providers calculate your premium based on the likelihood that you'll need to file a claim; the higher the risk, the more you'll pay each month. However, if your home is armed with security features and you maintain a clean driving record, you pose less of a risk in the eyes of insurance companies. Stay safe and save today!
Get the coverage you need. Call Silver Coast Insurance at (909) 877-2200 for more information on Rancho Cucamonga auto insurance.
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