Save up to 15% on your car insurance

If you’re not combining your auto insurance with your home insurance, you could be missing out on hundreds of dollars worth of savings.

Estimates on savings run from 10% to 15% off your premium, which means more money in your pocket. For example, Providence Mutual Insurance Co. offers 15% savings off your auto insurance premium and 10% off your homeowners insurance premium when you bundle your home and auto with them. For the average Rhode Islander, this is a minimum of $200 off just your automobile insurance premium. Think of the additional money when you save 10% off your home insurance premium.

Why choose Hunter Insurance for your auto insurance? 

• One company means one monthly payment, offering convenience when paying bills.

• The perfect fit can easily be found for your specific needs, because we choose from over 25 insurance options.

• You already know Hunter Insurance has provided you with the best coverage and service for your home, why not switch your car insurance to a company that already knows you too? 

Stop wasting time and money, switch to Hunter Insurance for your car insurance needs. Call (401) 769-9500 to speak to an agent.

Healthy Changes

The health care law, which was recently upheld by the Supreme Court, is bringing changes that many may welcome. Beginning in 2014, the law will prohibit insurers from denying applicants coverage (or charging them more) on the basis of pre-existing conditions.

In addition, tax credits will be available to married couples with modified adjusted gross income of up to $60,520 and individuals with modified AGI of up to $44,680 that will help defray the cost of premiums. (These are 2012 dollar amounts, which will be adjusted for inflation in 2014.)

Also, a new “age rating” rule will reduce the difference between policy premiums sold to older applicants and younger people, which could serve to reduce costs for older individuals.

For more information about the changes in the new health care law, contact Hunter Insurance at 401-769-9502.

 NOTE: The number of insured people between the ages of 50 and 64 has risen 71 percent between 2000 and 2010 to 8.9 million.