Homeowners Insurance in LA
I am shopping for a new homeowner insurance agency and can't find anyone writing in Louisiana. I have America First but want to shop rates. Does anyone have any ideas? I was told by Farm Bureau that they would write it but would exclude wind damage and I would have to buy that from LA Citizens (which I was told was expensive).
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I have farm bureau and its exactly like they told you, but I dont remember it being that expensive, I also did not shop around I already deal with farm bureau
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It's hard to find it during hurricane season. Many of them stop writing until it's over
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go with safeco for your homeowners and auto . they arnt big in la so they didnt get hammered with all the hurricane claims ect..
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I got state farm......no one could even come close on the price. They don't deal in citizens at all!!! My house is 1100 a year. You get a discount if you insure your car thru them too.......
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Forgot.......EVERY other insurance was over 2000 a year......every one of them was involved with citizens
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I specifically asked about it and they said no.......that's the main reason I went with them......the price reflects it too.......la citizens is high high!! I switched to them 2 ygs ago......
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I was informed by our insurance company last year we had to get a Hail and Wind policy for our house. It had to go through Citizens, there was no other choice. Louisiana is terrible about insurance. And we have an Insurance Commisioner, what the hell does he do? It is a racket.
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Your price has nothing to do with whether or not a company writes through LAC. SF and others all use LAC to place business that they cannot write thorugh standard companies, it is a resource no different than you selling a low end safe when that is all there is money for but the client needs a safe.
The assessement everyone in Louisiana pays on their homeowners insurance is debt payment from Rita/Katrina. |
just talked to the wife we pay bout 1800$ year total with farm bureau and the la citizens, just citizens is bout 1200$ a year.
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i had state farm last year and my premium went from 1450 to 1950 in july, i said hell no and went with liberty mutual and i'm back at the 1450 range. 500.00 in one year that is rediculous.
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Insurance is a pain in the @$$!!!:pissed::pissed::pissed: |
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i shopped prices a few weeks ago
i have america first also and i was attempting to get rid of them.
i found that no one could provide the same coverage for the price - i'm lucky enough that i don't have a "named storm" or wind deductible or whatever its called, i had the policy before katrina and rita. i shopped state farm and all state...they could match price but not amount of coverage - they also require a "named storm" deductible. i've had la citizens on a previous home and never had problems other than the CEO or VP being on trial for corruption...but i din't inquire about them this time. |
State Farm claims a "named storm" deductible but, if you switch your vehicle over too, that goes away and you only have the usual 2% ded. You also get a 20% discount for switching your vehicle over.
All in all, I swear they just try to run you in circles to keep you confused! |
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