Insurance
Why Do You Need Insurance?
In today's world, insurance is a must. After all, cars can cost upward of $40,000. And your home is a huge investment. But it's not just replacing those items that makes insurance important, it's also the possibility of litigation if someone falls on your property, or if you hurt someone with your car. Here's the rundown on some of the most common types of insurance and why each is important.
Auto Insurance
MEMBERS® Auto & Homeowners Insurance Program
You trust KaiPerm Northwest Federal Credit Union to provide you and your family with quality products and services to meet your financial needs. We’ve joined with a dedicated team of insurance professionals to bring you the MEMBERS® Auto & Homeowners Insurance Program.
· The MEMBERS Auto & Homeowners Insurance Program is the property and casualty coverage solution preferred by credit unions and their members.
· Access convenient e-service, pay your bill or make changes to your policy, even report a claim.
· Receive fast, easy access to claims service 24 hours a day.
· Obtain a free, no-obligation quote.
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The MEMBERS Auto & Homeowners Insurance Program is made available by CUNA Mutual Insurance Agency, Inc. and underwritten by leading insurance companies. To the extent permitted by law, applicants are individually underwritten; not all applicants may qualify. Discounts are not available in all states and discounts vary by state. A consumer report from a consumer reporting agency and/or motor vehicle report will be obtained on all drivers listed on your policy where state regulations allow. The insurance offered is not a deposit and is not federally insured or guaranteed by your credit union.
Umbrella Coverage
To protect your financial future, an umbrella liability policy can be a very good idea. An umbrella policy protects you and your family should you get into an accident and hurt someone. Let's say you cause an accident and several people end up in the hospital for a few weeks. Not all auto insurance would cover all of that. But an umbrella policy would. See your insurance agent for more details about umbrella policies and if one would be right for you.
