Proudly Serving the Insurance Needs of the People and Businesses of the Blackstone Valley for Over 35 Years
At Hunter Insurance, we are able to offer you superior coverage at a competitive price. For the past 35 years, we have provided customers in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut with quality and affordable insurance. As an independent Trusted Choice agency, we are able to choose from a group of reputable insurance companies and underwriters. Whether it's home, auto, or business coverage, we create insurance programs that are personalized for your needs. We also offer life insurance and annuities, disability, and long-term care insurance, as well as retirement and college savings plans.
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Several Factors Affect Your Auto Insurance Rates
Wondering why auto rates are going up? Unfortunately, even the safest drivers can be negatively affected by national trends, which is why you need to work with a trusted and experienced insurance agency. At Hunter Insurance, our top priority is finding you optimum insurance protection at an affordable rate. To help keep you informed on the various factors that affect your insurance rate, we offer the following information to consider: Distracted driving leads to more claims – Texting and other forms of distracted driving increase the chances of a crash – and distracted driving is on the rise. This leads to an increase in claims made to insurers, making the cost to insure everyone higher. One out of four car accidents are caused by texting while driving. People are driving more – Low unemployment and low gas prices mean people are driving more, both for business and personal reasons. This equates to more accidents on the road. Repair costs are increasing – New technology in today’s vehicles is more complex, and more expensive to repair. For example, in 1990, a Honda Accord LX bumper had 10 parts. The 2015 model bumper has 22 different parts, including new sensors. The economy…