Do you have the same insurance for your cars as your home?

We have all our insurance through USAA (besides some smaller supplemental life policies that are through my work). It makes things easy, and we get a considerable discount for having multiple policies through them. Plus, their service is great.

Another USAA customer here. The only time we didn't combine the policies was when we lived on the Gulf Coast. USAA was too high due to state requirements.

We have everything through State Farm.

We have everything with State Farm, with the exception of my husband's life insurance policy.

We do not.  The reason is that we have farm property that has to be insured (it's separate from our house property).  In order to get insurance for the farm property we had to have insurance on our house with the same company.  Our car and life insurance policies are through State Farm.  They do not offer farm insurance in the state of Maryland.   So our house and farm property insurance are different policies with Bretherern Mutual.   

Yes, AAA

Home, Auto, Boat, and Motorcycle are State Farm. We get a pretty good discount since its all together. 

Life Insurance is through another company.

Yes, through AAA. I had State Farm until recently when I got a letter saying they were no longer working with the broker who sold me the policy. No one from State Farm contacted me to offer another direct policy and the previous broker didn't call me until I was already set up with AAA. And that was 3 weeks after the State Farm policy expired! If any of them wanted me as a client, all they had to do was offer me an insurance package before my policy expired. I will never use that broker again because he wasn't on the ball, but I also was not impressed with State Farm due to how it was handled. In the letter, they explained twice that this was through no fault of my own and that I was not being dropped for cause. I think they should have told me the broker was out and offered to have an approved company representative set me up with another State Farm policy. The odd thing was, this was just on my house and umbrella policies. They still covered my car, which was done by the same broker as the house. I had to cancel the auto policy with them to get a better packaged deal through AAA. I never had a claim with State Farm, so I can't speak to how they handle that.

Yes, another USAA for everything family. My parents too since 1964!

No, we use 2 different companies.

Home insurance - We have a local office we use for our homeowners, and they sell Nationwide, so that's what we have. We decided to pick a company that had a local office because it was important to us to have the availability. When we first picked them, they were the only office that would help us cover our mobile home, because many offices/companies won't cover them in this area, on their own lot, in the area we were living. They would flat out just say no. This office was extremely helpful. The mobile home insurance company was some unknown company I don't remember, but it was really the only one we could find that would cover us and they were great to help us out. Once we built our house they helped us out with construction insurance and then when the house was build switched our policy to through Nationwide. They've been nothing but extremely helpful so we haven't looked around to switch, it just isn't an option for me because customer service is extremely important to me. We've had them for 10 years, since the construction of our house.

We use GEICO for our auto - again for customer service -  I have been with them going on 18 years now. We had to file claims a few times for accidents/body shop and they were incredibly easy to work with, and billing is always extremely easy with them. 

I do use State Farm, but only to cover my jewelry. I have had the policy for years from when I had an apartment/rental coverage policy and then when we bought the house I just transitioned to make it just a jewelry and those type of items policy. I don't deal with them at all other than paying the policy each month.

We have home insurance with Farm Bureau and all auto policies with State Farm. We have discussed consolidating them. We've also considered though that having established accounts with two different companies might be an advantage if either ever cancelled us. We've never had a significant claim on either, but I know too many people whose insurance companies have dropped them after they make a big claim -- or after a catastrophic event locally (like our "1,000 year flood" event last October).


I had State Farm when my three older boys started driving. They offer a discount if the kids keep a log book of supervised driving (some sort of safe driving program they have - can't remember the name) and for good grades as well.

We have Allstate for home and auto.

USAA for everything!!! <3