Home Listing Event from LexisNexis Risk Solutions Helps Insurers Retain Customers More Likely to Switch Insurance Pending a Move
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According to US Census data, approximately 15 percent of the US population moves every year and one-third of these individuals are existing homeowners. A
"We know from our research that home sellers shop more often for insurance and that it takes on average 51 days for a shopper to leave from the first date of shopping, indicating that insurers have time to act and focus on customers they want to retain," said
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