Farmers Insurance Introduces New Homeowner's Insurance Policy

Farmers Insurance Group of Companies has introduced a new homeowner’s insurance policy called Farmers Next Generation Home Policy, which it claims to provide new features and coverage flexibility, and competitive pricing.

According to Farmers Insurance, the new policy offers discounts for professionals such as physicians, educators and law enforcement personnel. Homes with newer roofs will also qualify for substantial savings. Policy features include replacement cost coverage for their home and personal property along with coverage such as identity fraud.

Jim Swope, vice president and state executive director for North Texas at Farmers Insurance, said: “We’re thrilled to be able to provide Texas consumers with an improved product for their hard-earned dollar. The great service provided by our agents, combined with this new policy, will provide new levels of value to consumers.”

John Henle, executive director for South Texas at Farmers Insurance, said: “Our ‘Farmers Next Generation Home Policy’ will provide our customers the ability to select a policy that they can tailor to fit their specific insurance needs. “No two families are alike, so no two families have the same insurance needs, and this policy gives more options to suit every need. Farmers agents throughout Texas can be contacted to find out more about the Farmers Next Generation Home Policy.”

Insurance Business Review
Published:15-February-2010

By Staff Reporter

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This past Thursday was yet another comedically ill-fated day in the life of an insurance man. As I was getting back in my car from purchasing a gift certificate for a well deserving referral partner, I was kindly greeted by the sound of ripping cloth. This sound was closely followed by the cooling breeze of the winter air on a location uncharacteristically exposed to the frigid weather of February. And then the realization sets in...I did it again...I ripped my pants.

- "But I weigh less than I did the last time this occured.

- "But these were my favorite, most comfortable pair of slacks."

- "Is this even logical to have misfortune strike the same person the same way twice within the last 6 months." 

- "Since I had never ripped my pants in the past, am I now destined for a future of having to bring back up pants to every appointment and meeting?"

To hopefully NOT be continued...