Allied Insurance Has New Partnership in Utah
Sunday, June 24th, 2012Residents in Utah now have a new choice when looking for auto insurance providers. Allied Insurance has partnered with local Utah business Brasher Insurance Group. This will help both companies offer more affordable auto insurance coverage to the people of Utah. Allied Insurance is a part of Nationwide, which has an A+ rating from A.M. Best Company. They are known for their stellar customer service and for making customized plans to fit any individual auto insurance need. Some of the great discounts offered by Allied Insurance include accident forgiveness, good student, more than one vehicle, and money off for certain safety devices in your car.
One of the reasons that Brasher Insurance Group was excited to partner with Allied Insurance is their focus on outdoor vehicle insurance. Even though auto insurance coverage is the main business of Allied, they also specialize in coverage for ATVs, boats, motorcycles, RVs, and other recreational vehicles. Utah’s residents love the outdoors, so Brasher’s CEO thought that Allied Insurance was a perfect fit for a partnership with his company. Brasher Insurance Group is independent, so they can partner with big companies like Allied and offer the best Utah auto insurance rates to their customers. Both companies are very focused on top notch customer service, so this seems to be a perfect fit.

Salt Lake City, Utah has a new program called the “U Car Share” program where an individual can drive around town without owning a car. The program allows you to “borrow” a car to run errands or get to a meeting at competitive prices. Ten other cities are trying the program as well. The article “Car Rentals by the Hour, A New Option For Getting Around Town” by Annie Cutler on abc4.com has more details.
RateWatch recently released its fourth quarter 2008 report, which highlights the poor consumers in states with the greatest increase auto insurance rates. Believe it or not, during this recession premiums actually increased by 8% over the past year!





