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Farmers Mobile Claims Center Bus (MCC) will also be featured at the Conference. Conference attendees are invited to tour the MCC. It is 46' long and is equipped with state-of-the art satellite communications equipment; seven claims stations; water, supplies; satellite laptop and telephone capability for use by all, and a built in grill to serve meals to those in need.

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Finance On Wheels » A Guide To Saving On Your Home Insurance

Most home insurance policy holders know that you can often receive a discount if you also insure your car with the same company. What many holders don’t know, however, is that there are several other discounts available that often go unnoticed. See if you qualify for one or more of these ten lesser-known home insurance credits and, if you do, give your agent a call and see about reducing your yearly rate.

1. Gated Community

Because of the security that gated communities can provide, insurance companies often give homeowners in these communities a credit.

2. Electrical Wiring

If you’ve recently had your electrical wiring upgraded by a professional, you may be able to claim a credit. New wiring equals less chance of fire, which in turn means less chance of a claim.

3. Class 4 Roofing

Roofing shingles are given an impact rating, from 1 through 4, with class 4 being the most impact resistant. If you’ve had your roof replaced and used a class 4 shingle, contact your home insurance company and ask if you qualify for a discount.

4. No Claims

If you’ve been with your current insurance company for at least 10 years and haven’t made a single claim, contact your agent and find out if there is a ‘no claims’ discount. The credit is a fairly new one, and not all insurance companies are offering it yet, but it is worth the call to find out.

5. HOA

Homeowners’ association members receive credits from some home insurance companies. Insurance providers see HOAs as an added security measure.

6. Rating

Neighborhoods are rated, just like your credit score. If your credit score has improved or you are shopping for a new homeowner’s policy, contact your agent. You may be able to save on a new policy with your company if your neighborhood has been rated more favorably than in the past.

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