Home & auto
Property and casualty coverage, usually bundled
Home and auto are the policies most people already have and least often read. Bundling them with one carrier usually earns a discount, but the bigger issue is whether the coverage limits still match reality. Building costs and car values have moved a long way in a few years; policies renewed on autopilot often haven't.
The two numbers worth knowing on your home policy are whether it pays
replacement cost
or
actual cash value
, and whether your dwelling limit would actually rebuild your house today. On auto, it's your liability limits — state minimums are far below what a serious accident costs.
Who needs it
- Anyone who hasn't compared rates in three years
- Homeowners who've renovated or extended
- Families adding a teenage driver
- Anyone whose premium jumped at renewal
- People carrying state-minimum liability limits
Questions worth asking
- Would my dwelling limit actually rebuild my house at today's costs?
- Replacement cost or actual cash value — and on the roof specifically?
- Are my liability limits enough to protect what I own?
- What's excluded — flood, water backup, earthquake?
Worth knowing
The mistake people make: carrying state-minimum liability. If you cause a serious accident, the amount above your limit comes from you. Raising liability limits is usually one of the cheapest changes on the whole policy. We're still growing our Home & Auto bench — three Village agents currently write it. If none are licensed in your state yet, tell us and we'll let you know when that changes.
Home & Auto specialists in the Village
3 verified agents. You pick one, and only that agent contacts you.

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- Life & IUL
- Final Expense
- Mortgage Protection
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- Life & IUL
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Where the Village can write Home & Auto
28 states covered so far. Pick yours to see who can actually write there.