CTA Variants
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Variant 1 Example 1
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Liability-only$60/moThis analysis used minimum coverage car insurance quotes for thousands of ZIP codes across the U.S. Read our methodology.
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Full coverage$159/moThis analysis used full coverage car insurance quotes for thousands of ZIP codes across the U.S. Read our methodology.
Variant 1 example 2
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Liability-only$41/moThis analysis used minimum coverage car insurance quotes for thousands of ZIP codes across the U.S. Read our methodology.
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Full coverage$125/moThis analysis used full coverage car insurance quotes for thousands of ZIP codes across the U.S. Read our methodology.
Variant 2 Example 1
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Cost$13/moThis analysis used home insurance quotes for 25 cities across the state. Read our methodology.
Variant 2 Example 2
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Cost$12/moThis analysis used home insurance quotes for 25 cities across the state. Read our methodology.
Variant 3 Example 1
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Policy limits $10,000-$15,000
Variant 4 Example 1
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ACA rating5.0/5Overall plan quality rating from HealthCare.gov. On a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being the best.
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Average monthly cost$463Average cost for a 40-year-old with a Bronze plan. Read our methodology.
Variant 4 Example 2
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ACA rating2.5/5Overall plan quality rating from HealthCare.gov. On a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being the best.
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Average monthly cost$529Average cost for a 40-year-old with a Bronze plan. Read our methodology.
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Rating on HealthCare.gov5 out of 5Plans that are sold on the marketplace are rated on member satisfaction, ease of getting appointments, customer service and other factors.
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Average cost$595/moAverage rate for a 40-year-old choosing a Silver health insurance plan, which is a popular level of coverage
Variant 7 Example 1
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Full coverage$173/moAverage rate for a typical driver with a clean driving record and good credit. Full methodology.
Variant 8 Example 1
Editor rating
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Annual rate
$1,514 ? -
Monthly rate
$126 ?
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J.D. Power
6th out of 29 ? -
AM Best
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State Farm has some of the cheapest home insurance rates, along with dependable customer service.
Pros:
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Cheapest major insurance company
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Reliable service
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Low auto rates if you bundle
Cons:
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Few discounts
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May need an agent to buy a policy
State Farm offers inexpensive home insurance, a great bundling discount and reliable customer service.
Homeowners insurance from State Farm costs $1,514 per year. That's $637 per year cheaper than the national average.
State Farm is an excellent choice if you're looking to bundle your home and car insurance. It has very affordable car insurance rates, and you can save around 24% when you bundle home and auto policies with State Farm.
Homeowners can depend on State Farm to help fix their homes quickly after an accident. The company earned an above-average score on J.D. Power's home insurance survey. That means its customers are satisfied with the service they get at State Farm.
State Farm also gets 65% fewer customer complaints than an average insurance company its size.
Variant 9 Example 1
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Annual cost$1,954Average rate for a $350,000 home
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Monthly cost$163Average rate for a $350,000 home
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Low"]Customer complaints
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