Insurtech Startup Branch to Aid Auto Insurance Clients with Community Giveback Program
This credit will apply to auto policies in effect during April and May and will be offered in unique options. Policyholders will be able to receive this credit themselves or help someone that is struggling financially, through the Branch nonprofit entity SafetyNest®.
Branch was founded with the goal to make insurance more accessible and affordable for everyone and to return the industry to its original intent: a force of communal good. "The cost of insurance is driven by the cost of claims and we believe that since our members have driven less, their premiums should reflect that" said Cofounder and CEO
Combining technology, data and years of in-depth knowledge of the insurance industry, Branch creates the fastest and easiest way to bundle home and auto insurance, helping save customers an average of
About Branch
Branch was founded in 2018 by insurance veteran
About SafetyNest®
SafetyNest is a pending 501(c)(3) nonprofit entity, designed and funded exclusively by
CONTACT:
kim@ourbranch.com
614-406-7229
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