01 / Comparison
Make the comparison consistent.
NAIC guidance recommends supplying consistent information when requesting auto quotations. Compare the protection and terms alongside cost, and check the company and agent’s licensing.
Our application: the worksheet places costs side by side but leaves suitability and coverage review to you and a licensed professional.
Source: NAIC · Auto insurance →Publication date not shown. Accessed 13 November 2026. Consumer guidance; not a current rate survey.
02 / Deductibles
A smaller premium is one consideration.
NAIC explains that homeowners deductibles affect premiums and the amount a consumer contributes to a claim. A higher deductible should be affordable when needed.
Our application: test a single covered-loss scenario and compare the premium difference with your assumed loss contribution.
Source: NAIC · Homeowners insurance →Publication date not shown. Accessed 13 November 2026. Exact terms vary by policy.
03 / Written quotations
Ask for the details in writing.
The CFPB encourages homebuyers to obtain several written quotes and compare costs, coverage amounts and deductible choices. It also highlights flood coverage as a separate consideration.
Source: CFPB · Shopping for home insurance →Last modified 12 December 2024. Accessed 13 November 2026. Guidance written for the homebuying process.
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