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Saving money on insurance plans, including renters insurance, is simple when you bundle them together. Bundling your renter’s policy with auto insurance coverage may save you money. Whether you’re buying or renewing renter’s insurance, consider bundling it with car insurance to save money. This article talks about the cheapest auto and renters insurance with Progressive and how to bundle.<\/p>

How To Bundle Renters and Auto Insurance<\/span><\/h2>

Insurance bundles are available from a wide variety of providers; however, not all providers offer bundles for all policy types. Ask your insurance agent if the company you’re already happy with for other policies, like vehicle insurance, also provides renters insurance with a bundling discount. <\/p>

To save the most money, you need to compare rates on both group and individual insurance. Not all insurance companies let you get quotes online; some only give rates for certain products, and some want you to talk to an agent about bundling savings first, which could make the phone call take a long time.<\/p>

Bundling your insurance policies together can save you money, and is frequently referred to as a “multipolicy discount.” Even if you don’t save money on renter’s insurance itself by bundling, you might end up paying less overall for your various policies.<\/p>

First and foremost, insurance firms employ bundling as a marketing and sales technique. United Policyholders, a consumer advocacy group, claims that insurance providers actively promote bundling options because they profit from doing so.<\/p>

Consolidating your insurance needs with a single provider is a breeze when you’re offered a discount for doing so. However, that’s not to say a renters and vehicle insurance package can’t save you money, too. While it’s true that combining insurance policies might have its perks, it’s essential to assess those advantages against any potential negatives. <\/p>

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Experts warn that insurance companies may benefit more from bundles than their customers. That’s because bundling insurance policies with a single provider makes it more difficult to shop around for the best price and also makes customers less likely to switch to a different insurer. <\/p>

Although discounts for bundling auto and property insurance (such as homeowners, renters, and condo policies) are more prevalent, you may be able to save money by purchasing additional insurance policies from the same provider. Bundling discounts for auto insurance and the following may be available, depending on your insurance provider:<\/p>