Preferred Mutual Announces “Stay Home, Stay Assured Auto Program” to Provide Relief During Pandemic
As part of its ongoing efforts to help customers throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Preferred Mutual ("Preferred Mutual")
"During this difficult time, Preferred Mutual is pleased to be able to alleviate some of the financial hardships our customers are facing," said
The credit will be given to
No action is needed to receive the credit; policyholders will automatically receive their 15% premium credit via check in the coming weeks. Preferred Mutual estimates the Stay Home, Stay Assured Auto Program will distribute
The Stay Home, Stay Assured Auto Program is the latest step we have taken in our commitment to providing exceptional service and support to customers during COVID-19. We are offering flexible payment options, waiving late fees, and extending personal auto coverage at no cost to individuals delivering food or medicine.
Community support is also a priority for Preferred Mutual, as employees and partners work together to provide assistance to frontline workers, local food banks, as well as other organizations that address humanitarian issues.
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