At All Iowa Lines Of Iowa we offer competitive prices on auto, home and life insurance. For a quick and easy quote, just click on one of the links above. Our goal here at All Lines of Iowa is to provide quality customer service. We will have one of our agents call, mail or fax your quote to you. Thank you for the opportunity to quote your business and in return we will do anything we can to help you in all of your insurance needs.
Mark Wente & Brian Bean
Brian and Mark are active…
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At All Iowa Lines Of Iowa we offer competitive prices on auto, home and life insurance. For a quick and easy quote, just click on one of the links above. Our goal here at All Lines of Iowa is to provide quality customer service. We will have one of our agents call, mail or fax your quote to you. Thank you for the opportunity to quote your business and in return we will do anything we can to help you in all of your insurance needs.
Mark Wente & Brian Bean
Brian and Mark are active in daily operations of the agency. Mark has been in the insurance business since 1988 and founded All Lines in 1995. Brian has been in insurance since 1993 and a co-owner since 1996. Part of All Lines success has been that we represent preferred companies that have the same quality and service goals as All Lines.
Ways To Save...
The Insurance Information Institute has nine suggestions to help you save on your auto insurance policies. Auto insurance premiums can vary from company to company and from coverage to coverage.
Ask for higher deductibles. When you file a claim, a deductible is the amount of money you pay before your insurance company kicks in. Higher deductibles mean lower premiums. For example, increasing your deductible from $200 to $500 on collision coverage could reduce your cost by as much as 30 percent.
Drop collision and/or comprehensive coverages on older cars. If you own a car that's worth less than $1,000, you'll probably pay more for the coverage than you would ever collect on a claim. Your bank can tell you how much your car is worth, or check out the Kelley Blue Book.
Buy a "low-profile" car. Cars that are expensive to repair or that have a high theft rate generally have higher insurance costs.
Take advantage of low-mileage discounts. Some insurance companies offer discounts to drivers who put fewer than a predetermined number of miles on their vehicles each year.
Consider insurance cost when making a move. Costs tend to be lowest in rural communities and highest in cities, where more traffic congestion occurs.
Find out about discounts for automatic seatbelts or air bags. Your insurance agent should let you know about these discounts when you purchase your coverage. Most policies give discounts for air bags and automatic seat belts.
Ask about anti-lock brakes. Some states, including Florida, New Jersey, and New York, require insurers to give discounts for cars equipped with anti lock brakes. Some insurance companies give the discount no matter where you live.
Ask about other discounts. Some companies offer discounts for insuring more than one car, also insuring your home with them (known as a multi-line discount), having no accidents in three years, being a driver over 50, taking driver training courses, and having anti theft devices. Plus, remember good-student discounts when
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