[Karmanng]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

State Farm, Allstate, and The Villages Insurance. The Villages Insurance represents several companies. I would not make bundling a requirement. You may get better rates by not bundling.

FYI villages ins is extremely $$$$$$$$$$$$

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by Karmanng

FYI villages ins is extremely $$$$$$$$$$$$

My Progressive homeowner's policy with The Villages Insurance is only $880 per year, including sinkhole coverage. My auto insurance is with State Farm.

[MrLonzo]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

State Farm, Allstate, and The Villages Insurance. The Villages Insurance represents several companies. I would not make bundling a requirement. You may get better rates by not bundling.

I Googled the Villages Insurance and got a ton of hits, many I presume are copycats. Do you have the official website?

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by MrLonzo

I Googled the Villages Insurance and got a ton of hits, many I presume are copycats. Do you have the official website?

https://thevillagesinsurance.com/

[mikeltry]

Originally Posted by lvshworles

Hello! After 23 incredibly great years in Las Vegas, thinking of moving to TV. I just called AARP/Hartford which I presently have, and they don’t provide home insurance in Florida!
My question? I would like to bundle my home, car, golf cart insurance w/a Florida company! I would like to get quotes from 3 reputable Insurance companies. Which companies should I contact?
Appreciate your input!!

I have USAA for my auto and homeowners with full sink hole coverage. At the end of the year you usually get a nice dividend check.

[Mlundberg]

Originally Posted by lvshworles

Hello! After 23 incredibly great years in Las Vegas, thinking of moving to TV. I just called AARP/Hartford which I presently have, and they don’t provide home insurance in Florida!
My question? I would like to bundle my home, car, golf cart insurance w/a Florida company! I would like to get quotes from 3 reputable Insurance companies. Which companies should I contact?
Appreciate your input!!

If you qualify, you can’t beat USAA. I’ve been with them for 42 years.

[tibbetts]

The home owners insurance is the bad one, not only have a lot of companies pulled out of Florida but many that remain will not insure your house. I found splitting them up the best. Hartford for the car and Farmers for the house. We are selling our home in the near future and plan on including the home owners insurance with the deal, if it can be transferred. What ever you do, make sure it has a quite new roof or you our with most of them or you'll pay a bundle.