A Happily Insured Homeowner?
Ever wonder what happened to insurance companies being the protectors of all that encompasses our daily lives? Why is it that the insurers no longer look out for the insured’s best interest? When and where did it all go wrong?
By Koren Kordes | October 08, 2010
Well, maybe there is light at the end of the tunnel.
Recently a friend and client praised his Property Insurance Company, Chartis, a division of the now infamously bailed out New York based AIG, who received approximately $180 billion from the government to prevent a potentially catastrophic collapse in 2008.
He ranted on about how they catered to his needs, how friendly and pro-active their representatives have been, and how they have bent over backwards to make sure that he…as the client….remains a satisfied customer. I asked if he would recommend them to other homeowners and he replied with an emphatic “YES”. This says a lot considering he is not easily pleased and expects to get what he pays for, as most do. When it comes to homeowners insurance, he can say for now, he will not be leaving Chartis any time soon.
Not knowing how to process this information, I thought I would share this good news.
In today’s day and age, it gets harder and harder to find ANYONE content with their insurance company, whether it’s Homeowners, Auto, Life or even Rental Insurance. Especially, from a subsidiary of American International Group (AIG) who in recent years has made more taxpayer enemies than virtually any other corporation in history. Primed to pay back their government bailout over the course of the next 2 years, it appears that AIG or at least their “Property Casualty and General Insurance” division has found a way to make money and still appease the client.
Read the full blog:
http://losangelesrealestatevoice.com/pacificpalisades/huntington/blog/a-happily-insured-homeowner/
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