Travelers Home Insurance Reviews And Ratings
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HOW WE WEIGH OUR SCORE
- Claims 20%
- Price 35%
- Customer_service 25%
- Recommend 5%
- Renew 5%
- Website_app 10%
WHAT IS THIS RATING?
A.M. Best's Financial Strength Rating is an independent opinion of an insurer's financial strength and ability to meet its ongoing insurance policy and contract obligations.
A.M. Best's rating is NOT used to calculate the overall score but it is important information to consider when choosing an insurance company.
AM best effective from: July 01, 2021 A++About Travelers Home Insurance
In 1864, businessman James G. Batterson met a local banker, James E. Bolter, in the post office. Bolter had heard that Batterson and several fellow townsmen were organizing a company to introduce accident insurance to the United States. Bolter asked Batterson how much he would charge to insure him for his four-block walk home. “Two cents,” Batterson said.
Today, that two-cent “premium” is a souvenir treasured by Travelers. Batterson served as president of Travelers from our founding on April 1, 1864, until his death in 1901.
After recognizing the need for a local insurance company to deal with the increasing threat of fire, Alexander Wilkin, secretary of the Minnesota Territory, along with 16 other St. Paul businessmen established the St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company. In 1968, St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company formed The St. Paul Companies, Inc.
In 2004, The St. Paul and Travelers merged to form one of the largest property-casualty insurers and financial services firms in the U.S. and was renamed The St. Paul Travelers Companies, Inc.
In February 2007, the company was renamed The Travelers Companies, Inc.
A few important “firsts” for Travelers:
- 1897: Issued an automobile insurance policy.
- 1889: Offered liability insurance to employers, known today as workers compensation.
- 1919: The Travelers Tower was built in Hartford, Connecticut, and stood as the tallest building in New England at the time. The Tower celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2019
- 2006: Travelers offered a discount nationally to drivers of hybrid vehicles.
- 2018: Travelers partnered with Amazon to launch a digital storefront.
Types Of Coverages Offered by Travelers Home Insurance
- Dwelling
- Liability
- Medical payments to others
- Additional living expenses
- Home Insurance
- Renters Insurance
- Condo Insurance
- Landlord Insurance
Discounts Offered by Travelers Home Insurance
- Multi-Policy Discount
- Home Buyer Discount
- Loss-Free Discount
- Protective Device Discount
- Green Home Discount
- More discounts may be available, it varies by state
Additional Coverages Offered by Travelers Home Insurance
- Car
- Boat and Yacht
- Umbrella
- Jewelry and valuable items coverage
- Wedding and events
- Travel
- Pet
- Affinity Car & Home Program
- Business insurance – Lots of different coverages offered
Travelers: Best Home Insurance Company For Price
Travelers earned the title of Best Home Insurance Company for Price in our annual review of the Best Home Insurance Companies. They not only had the lowest rates for coverage among those surveyed, but they also had a low level of complaints filed with state regulators. Travelers earned a four-star InsureScore in the areas of claims and customer service.
Ninety percent of customers responded that they planned to renew with Travelers and 66% said they would recommend Travelers home insurance to friends.
Customers appreciate Travelers’ reasonable prices, smooth claims handling and overall customer service.
How likely customers would recommend this company?
Customer Complaint Ratio
The complaint data is gathered from the NAIC Complaint Index, which collects complaint information from state insurance regulators and then compares a company’s performance to other companies in the same insurance market. The national average is always calculated to be 1.00; those above 1.00 are worse than the national average and those below are better (have less complaints) than the national average. Read more at the NAIC website.
Note: Many companies have a variety of subsidiaries listed with the NAIC, the one rated here may be different than the one that writes your policy. Check with your company/agent for specific information.
