Sites that get renters and auto insurance quotes from multiple insurers?
June 2, 2013 2:48 PM Subscribe
I am looking for sites that can grab quotes from multiple renters and auto insurers.
Its tedious to enter all the information into multiple sites.
Could you recommend a few websites? At this time I am looking to get renters insurance but thought I would find out about auto as well.
Thanks
Response by poster: Yes, I am in the US. I am looking for an online insurance broker that can get me quotes from multiple insurance companies. Can you recommend a few websites?
posted by r2d2 at 3:19 PM on June 2, 2013
posted by r2d2 at 3:19 PM on June 2, 2013
Sorry that no one had a great recommendation for you. One thing that might help a little if you are using Windows is to install RoboForm, which is pretty good at auto-filling some types of forms.
posted by grouse at 7:54 AM on June 3, 2013
posted by grouse at 7:54 AM on June 3, 2013
Response by poster: Grouse, thanks for your comment and robo form recommendation.
Perhaps there isn't a site like the one I am looking for. It would be great if a site could pull quotes (Auto / Rental) from Geico, All State, Esurance, progressive etc
I wonder why. Any thoughts on why we dont seem to have a site like this?
Seems like a great business idea and I am also certain many people thought of this, so I wonder why we don't already have something like this.
posted by r2d2 at 11:29 AM on June 3, 2013
Perhaps there isn't a site like the one I am looking for. It would be great if a site could pull quotes (Auto / Rental) from Geico, All State, Esurance, progressive etc
I wonder why. Any thoughts on why we dont seem to have a site like this?
Seems like a great business idea and I am also certain many people thought of this, so I wonder why we don't already have something like this.
posted by r2d2 at 11:29 AM on June 3, 2013
According to this piece that came out today, Insure.org fits your request for auto insurance.
Not sure about the renters insurance though - when I was in the market, I used the same insurer (Amica) that I had for homeowners (was in the awkward position of owning a house but needing to rent for a few years).
posted by scooterdog at 1:45 PM on June 3, 2013
Not sure about the renters insurance though - when I was in the market, I used the same insurer (Amica) that I had for homeowners (was in the awkward position of owning a house but needing to rent for a few years).
posted by scooterdog at 1:45 PM on June 3, 2013
Response by poster: Scooterdog: The insure.org site just links to sites like Geico, progressive etc. You still need to enter information in each site. Quite frankly I am not sure of the utility of this site.
Thanks for sharing.
posted by r2d2 at 8:53 PM on June 3, 2013
Thanks for sharing.
posted by r2d2 at 8:53 PM on June 3, 2013
I think this doesn't really exist for renters insurance. I haven't found it, at least, and I've looked.
posted by Salamandrous at 6:59 AM on June 9, 2013
posted by Salamandrous at 6:59 AM on June 9, 2013
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I'm not sure that shopping around for renters insurance is going to save you a lot of money though. If I recall correctly, I added it on to my auto insurance, and it was something like $50/year.
posted by hydra77 at 3:15 PM on June 2, 2013