Mercury Insurance Reduces Rates in Georgia
"We're happy to put money back in our
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Mercury operates through a network of 639 independent insurance agents in
"There are even more ways to save money with Mercury," said Wang. "In addition to the rate reduction, bundling home and auto insurance policies could save up to 14% on an auto policy."
Wang offers these tips when shopping for auto or homeowners insurance:
- Talk to a local Mercury agent. Our agents can help uncover additional savings and tailor a coverage package customized to meet your needs.
- Insurance can be complicated, so it's important to get expert advice from a professional local independent Mercury agent. They know the local area and can help you get the right coverage at the best possible price.
- Shop around to see what's out there. Your agent can help do this for you.
- Remember, price is only part of the equation. Be sure to select a company with a solid insurance shopping experience background that will help you protect your family and property when the unexpected happens. Mercury has earned A ratings from
A.M. Best and Fitch, two of the industry's leading independent rating agencies. Reviews and customer testimonials are also important to consider. Mercury is top-ranked for shopping experience, according to the 2021 J.D. PowerU.S. Insurance Digital Experience Study.
Mercury also offers insurance for Business Auto, Mechanical Protection, Ride-hailing, Condo, Renters, Home Cyber Protection, Home Systems Protection, Identity Management Services, Service Line Protection and Personal Umbrella in
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