If you rent your home and own a car, you likely need two types of insurance: renters insurance and auto insurance. The policies can protect you and your belongings, as well as limit your liability, in an accident, making the cost, when the unforeseen happens, all the more palatable. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t look for savings.
Getting both policies from the same insurer — a strategy called bundling — could help you save, with policy holders locking in as much as $659 annually. That’s more than enough to entirely cover your renters insurance.
And, bundling’s benefits go beyond cost: It can make it easier to manage your policies and may even help you save on your deductible if you have to file claims on both policies at the same time.
Here’s what you should know about bundling, including how to do it and how much you can save.
How much can you save by bundling renters and auto insurance?
Auto insurance costs have been rising lately, but bundling your renters insurance could deliver a discount.
Bundling Car And Renters Insurance Could Save You $659 A Year
