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Old 08-31-2006, 08:07 AM
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I recntly obtained a new homeowner's policy after relocating from out of state. I got quotes from AllState, State Farm and Nationwide. AllState and Nationwide both do credit checks and claims history. The rates involved your credit rating, how close you are to a fire hydrant, fire station, type of material the house is built out of, whether you have dead bolts, age of house among other things. I got the best quote from AllState and will get a better rate once I add my cars on.
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I recntly obtained a new homeowner's policy after relocating from out of state. I got quotes from AllState, State Farm and Nationwide. AllState and Nationwide both do credit checks and claims history. The rates involved your credit rating, how close you are to a fire hydrant, fire station, type of material the house is built out of, whether you have dead bolts, age of house among other things. I got the best quote from AllState and will get a better rate once I add my cars on.
How much? AAA gave me also a discount for having my cars
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Old 08-31-2006, 02:46 PM
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We have our home insured through NC Farm Bureau, their rates are very reasonable. You do have to pay a $25 membership fee.
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