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Who are the largest home insurers?
About 60% of all home insurance policies are underwritten by the top ten brands, with State Farm holding the crown for overall most policies in the US.
| Home insurance company | Market share |
|---|---|
| State Farm | 19% |
| Allstate | 8% |
| Liberty Mutual | 7% |
| USAA | 6% |
| Farmers | 6% |
| Travelers | 4% |
| Nationwide | 3% |
| American Family | 3% |
| Chubb | 3% |
| Erie | 2% |
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American Family home insurance review Are wide customizations and great discounts worth the average customer service?
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Universal Property and Casualty home insurance review Universal provides coverage to risky coastal properties, but is only available in 18 states.
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National General home insurance review Strong coverage options include guaranteed replacement cost, but its many negative reviews are cause for concern.
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Erie home insurance review Work with an agent to get affordable home insurance from a reputable company.
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Is identity theft coverage worth it? Is identity theft coverage worth adding to my home insurance?
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Is home hazard coverage worth it? Hazard insurance covers your property and contents, but having your lender buy it for you can be extremely expensive.
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Citizens Property Insurance Corporation review Compare affordable homeowners policies for Florida residents who can’t get coverage elsewhere.
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American Modern home insurance review Standard coverage could work for most modern Americans, but high-risk homeowners may fare the best.
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Auto-Owners home insurance review Auto-Owners stands out for its coverage, discounts and support ratings.
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Wear and tear in a rental property Renters aren't responsible for damage from everyday living, but they may be on the hook for other damage they cause.
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