Grange Insurance Introduces 36-Month Policy Option for Businesses
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"As part of our commitment to independent agents and growing their commercial business, Grange is making significant investments to transform ourselves into a commercial carrier of choice," said
Grange's 36-month package policy gives commercial policyholders that qualify the opportunity to have consistent, stable rates, terms and conditions for 36 months, or three years, along with a simple, streamlined annual update process.
"This product will help differentiate Grange from our competitors," Winner said. "It will also let us stand out in the commercial insurance space and be a great partner and leading commercial carrier for our independent agents."
Though the rate, terms and conditions will remain the same, 36-month policyholders can still update their insurance policy mid-term and adjust the overall premium to reflect business changes and changes in risk exposure, such as adding more employees or streamlining operations. Businesses can also pair the 36-month policy with other annual policies within a single account.
Most recently, the company launched a new cyber coverage for businesses in 2016 that gives policyholders access to cyber security protection services from
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