1. GetInsuredCT.com Visits the Bridgeport Sound Tigers again for thier second Table Night 11/6/2010

    November 4, 2010 by billsweetjr

    This Saturday November 6th, 2010, Get Insured CT will be at the Arena at Harbor Yard in Bridgeport, CT for the Sound Tigers Game vs. the Hartford Wolf Pack @ 7pm. Come to the Get Insured CT table for FREE raffles which include a signed team jersey, a signed players stick, and more. Also we will be offering quotes on the spot for you auto, home, life, and business needs. You can also visit our website for Free Instant Online Quotes from the best companies in the state. Come down and see us as the Bridgeport Sound Tigers take on the Hartford Wolf Pack this Saturday, 7 pm. Hope to see you there and enjoy the game!

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  2. Get Insured CT Night @ Bridgeport Sound Tigers Opening Game Oct. 9, 7pm

    October 7, 2010 by billsweetjr

    Get Insured CT is getting ready for the Sound Tigers Opening game this Saturday October 9th, 7pm at the Arena at Harbor Yard. Come support the Bridgeport Sound Tigers as they embark on their 10th season and watch these future NHL stars shine in our own back yard! Also, Get Insured CT will be present with tons of give aways and a raffle for free tickets and a Sound Tigers Jersey signed by the players! Come see us to enter the raffle and get your free quotes!

    And don’t forget, we aren’t asking you to spend money, were only trying to help you save on what your already spending!! Visit www.getinsuredct.com today!

    GO SOUND TIGERS!!!!
    Special thanks to Angelo Epifano

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  3. 10 Steps to Saving Money!

    September 29, 2010 by billsweetjr

    Step 1: Starting Out
    When it comes to auto insurance, you want to be adequately covered if you get in an accident but you don’t want to pay any more than you have to. So how can you navigate your way through this murky subject?

    Keep telling yourself there is money to be saved. How much? Hundreds, even thousands, per year. For example, one of our Agents typed all of his insurance information into our comparative insurance service (at www.getinsuredct.com). The quotes (for very basic coverage on two old cars) ranged from $1,006 to $1,807 — a difference of $801 a year. If you’re currently dumping thousands into your insurance company’s bank account because of a couple of tickets, an accident or a questionable credit rating, shopping your policy against others may be well worth the effort.

    Also, there is a common misconception that once you start a policy you need to ride it out until the end before you can shop for a cheaper rate. FALSE! You can change providers at any time, even if you have paid in full for your term! If you still have coverage that you paid for when you cancel, your prior insurer will refund your money upon calculation. So instead of being stuck paying to much you can switch when ever you choose.

    Look at it this way, you can convert the money you save into the purchase of something you’ve desired for a long time. Hold that goal in your mind.

    Step 2: How Much Coverage Do You Need?
    In the State of Connecticut the Minimum Coverage Requirement is 20/40/10, or $20,000 for bodily injury, $40,000 for all people injured in an accident, and $10,000 for property damage.

    Now that you know what is required, you can decide what you need in addition. Some people are quite cautious. They base their lives on worst-case scenarios. Insurance companies love these people. That’s because insurance companies know what your chances are of being in an accident, and how likely it is for your car to be damaged or stolen. The information the insurance company has collected over previous decades is crunched into “actuarial tables” that give insurance adjustors a quick look at the probability of just about any occurrence.

    So how much insurance should you buy beyond Connecticut’s state minimum?

    Experts recommend that if you have a lot of assets you should get enough liability coverage to protect them. For instance, if you purchase $50,000 of bodily injury liability coverage but have $100,000 in assets, attorneys could go after your treasures in the event of an accident in which you’re at fault and the other party’s medical bills exceed $50,000.

    General recommendations for liability limits are $50,000 bodily injury liability for one person injured in an accident, $100,000 for all people injured in an accident and $25,000 property damage liability (that is, 50/100/25) given that half of the cars on the road are worth more than $20,000. Here again, though, let your financial situation be your guide. If you have no assets, don’t buy excess coverage.

    Another issue to consider is that the limits of any uninsured and/or underinsured motorist coverage that you purchase cannot exceed the limits of your liability coverage. Such coverage, he said, can be valuable, as it will cover lost income if you’re out of work for several months after being injured in a major accident.

    Your driving habits may also be a consideration. If your past is filled with crumpled fenders, if you have a lead foot or a long commute on a treacherous winding road, then you should get more comprehensive coverage. Keep in mind that you don’t have to buy collision and comprehensive coverage. If your vehicle is older, if you have a good driving record and if there is a low likelihood that it would be totaled in an accident, but a high likelihood of it being stolen, you could buy comprehensive but not collision.

    Step 3: Review Your Driving Record and Current Insurance Policy
    Before you begin shopping for insurance you should check the following: the status of your driving record, your current coverage and the premiums you are paying.

    You should know how many tickets you have had recently (in the past 3 years). But time plays tricks and our memories repress painful incidents. If you can’t remember how long that speeding ticket has been on your record, check with your state’s DMV. Nothing drives up the price of insurance like a bad driving record.

    Also, you should contact your auto insurance company or pull out a recent bill. Jot down the amount of coverage you have and what you are paying for it. Take note of the yearly and monthly cost of your insurance since many of your quotes will be given both ways. Now you have a figure in mind to try to beat.

    Step 4: Solicit Competitive Quotes
    Now that you have made several practical and philosophical decisions, it’s time to start shopping. Normally you would begin by setting aside about an hour for this task, gathering all your records, your current insurance policy, your driver license number and your vehicle registration. Drink plenty of coffee. Have a phone at your elbow. And, of course, power up your computer. Not any more. All you have to do is visit www.GetInsuredCT.com enter in some basic information and receive instant rates from 15 companies in under 10 minutes.

    If you go to www.getinsuredct.com, you can type in your information and get a list of comparative quotes. This form take about 10 minutes to complete. Just remind yourself how much you will be saving and that you can use the money to buy something nice for yourself.

    Something to keep in mind:

    When you use other quote sites, you may not get instant quotes. Some companies may contact you later by e-mail, and some that are not “direct providers” may put you in touch with a local agent, who will then calculate a quote for you. (A “direct provider,” like Geico, sells an insurance policy to you directly; other companies like State Farm sell insurance through local agents.)
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    Step 5: Record and Compare Quotes
    After completing the form for your quote, compare the prices shown. Depending on how much information you provide on the quote form, you will get from the top 4 companies for you. (Some companies require specific information and if left blank you may receive fewer quotes). Once you information is submitted and you have seen your prices, the information is sent to one of our agents for further review. The agent will then fine tune your policy to see if there is any way to save you even more money and will contact you via the phone number or email address you have provided.

    Step 6: Choosing the Right Insurance Company
    One of our agents will review your information and take the time to search all of our companies again and make sure that we place you with the company that is best for you. We have many different companies with many different specialties. For example, if you have a lot of tickets or accidents we have a company that specializes in high risk drivers that will save you a lot more money than a traditional company would. We also have companies that specialize in helping families with multiple cars, a house, kids, etc. to save money and lessen the burden of having to insure all these assets. You can find out more about all of our great companies by visiting our website, www.GetInsuredCT.com.

    Once we have narrowed down the best company for you, its time to review the policy.

    Step 7: Review the Policy
    One of our Agents will provide you with a copy of your policy provided by the company that was chosen for you. This is an opportunity for the agent to once again go over your coverage and premiums to make sure it is everything that you wanted and needed. Once this is done you will be given your new insurance cards and your new policy and you will begin saving money!

    Step 8: Cancel Your Old Policy
    Once you have decided on your new policy, we will cancel you old policy for you so you don’t have to worry about anything except the fact that you saved money!

    Step 9: Enjoy Saving for Life!
    At Get Insured CT we make it our job to make sure we not only save you money from the start but continue to save you money for as long as you have insurance.  We re-shop your policy before your renewal every time to see if there is another company that you could save more money with. Because we have such an array of companies to choose from the market is constantly changing. So for one term you may save money with one company, but in the next term we may find a better deal with another company. We do everything possible to keep your low rates the same if not better. Its our job to keep you happy and to save as much money as possible all the time!

    Step 10: Refer a Friend

    It’s pretty simple, tell your friends how much money you saved and let us try and save them money as well!

    Now, there’s one last thing to do: reward yourself for saving so much money on car insurance! Thanks, from the Get Insured CT Team.

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  4. Get Insured CT is Now an Official Sponsor of the Bridgeport Sound Tigers!

    September 27, 2010 by billsweetjr

    Get Insured CT would like to announce its official partnership with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers AHL Hockey team. Get Insured CT will be present at 5 games this season for the fans to get their instant CT Auto Insurance, CT Home Insurance, CT Business Insurance, CT Life Insurance, and CT Motorcycle Insurance quotes on the spot. Also Get Insured CT will be supplying the “Get Insured CT Insurance Tips of the Game” with helpful facts about Insurance, so that everyone can have some insight into areas of your insurance that you may not have known about. Also the Get Insured CT Race Car will be present at one of the games (TBA) for kids to see and get autographs from our driver Steve Daddio. We will also be raffling off prizes at each appearance for the fans such as signed sticks and jerseys as well as tickets to upcoming games! Our first appearance will be Oct. 9th, opening night where the Bridgeport Sound Tigers take on the Worcester Sharks at 7pm. See you there!

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  5. Get Insured CT: Revolutionizing the Insurance World

    September 21, 2010 by billsweetjr

    At Get Insured CT (getinsuredct.com) we are on the leading edge of technology and service in the insurance world. We are one of very few agencies in the country that carry an instant online quoting system.

    Now instead of having to call up or visit websites for each individual company like Travelers, Hanover, Progressive, The Hartford, Metlife, Safeco or any of our other 18 companies that we represent, you can just visit our website, www.getinsuredct.com and utilize our instant quoting program. The program will give the top prices for you and will also log your information into our quoting database so that we can quote your insurance with other companies that we have that are not yet up and running on the instant quoting system. All in all, you just have to fill in your information 1 time and you can get quotes from 24 companies. Visit our About Us page to see a list of the reputable companies that we represent.

    Also, no need to worry, Your privacy is important to us. Any information Entered into our system will be kept secure. View our Privacy Policy.

    So click the following link to visit our online quoting system and start saving money today!

    Instant Online Quotes: Get Insured CT

    Join the many who have saved money, without the hassle of having to do all the work themselves!!

    Let Us Shop for You, Get Insured CT.

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  6. How Car Insurance Works….

    September 20, 2010 by billsweetjr

    How Car Insurance Works

    “If you own your own car, you probably already know a little about car insurance. You may have heard the words deductible or premium. But, do you truly understand the different parts of an auto insurance policy and do you know how to choose the best coverage?

    Forty-seven states require that you have at least some kind of car insurance, so it’s a good idea to know what the law requires you to have and what additional or optional coverage will help to protect you in the event of an accident.

    Before purchasing auto insurance, you must consider a variety of factors including what kind of car you have, your driving record and the amount of money you are willing to pay. Understanding the simple basics of auto insurance will make you confident that the car insurance policy you choose will take care of your needs in the event of an accident.

    In this article, we will walk you through the types of coverage that insurance companies offer and discuss possible insurance needs. Additionally we will look at what affects the price of auto insurance, how to bring the costs down and how to understand the components of your policy.

    Types of Auto Coverage

    Everyone who drives needs car insurance. In fact, most states require it by law. When you buy car insurance, you are buying what is called a policy. Your policy is based on a variety of factors including what kind of car you drive as well as what kind of insurance you want. Auto insurance policies are actually a package of different types of insurance coverage.

    The first step in understanding an auto insurance policy is to learn the various types of coverage insurance companies offer. Some of this coverage may be required by your state and some of the coverage may be optional.

    • Liability – This coverage pays for accidental bodily injury and property damages to others. Injury damages include medical expenses, pain and suffering and lost wages. Property damage includes damaged property and automobiles. This coverage also pays defense and court costs. State laws determine how much liability coverage you must purchase, but you can always get more coverage than your state requires.
    • Collision – This coverage pays for damages to your vehicle caused by collision with another vehicle or object.
    • Comprehensive – This coverage pays for loss or damage to the insured vehicle that doesn’t occur in an auto accident. The types of damages comprehensive insurance covers include loss caused by fire, wind, hail, flood, vandalism or theft.
    • Medical Coverage – Pays medical expenses regardless of fault when the expenses are caused by an auto accident.
    • PIP – Personal Injury Protection (PIP) is required in some states. This coverage pays medical expenses for the insured driver, regardless of fault, for treatment due to an auto accident.
    • Uninsured Motorist – Pays your car’s damages when an auto accident is caused by a driver who doesn’t have liability insurance.
    • Underinsured Motorist – Pays your car’s damages when an auto accident is caused by someone who has insufficient liability insurance.
    • Rental Reimbursement – This type of coverage will pay for a rental car if your car is damaged due to an auto accident. Often this coverage has a daily allowance for a rental car.

    Many insurance policies combine a number of these types of coverage. The first step in choosing the insurance you want for your car is to know the laws in your state. This will tell you the minimum insurance you need for your car. It’s good to keep in mind that, just because your state may not require extensive insurance, extra coverage may be worth the expense. After all, no one wants to be stuck with thousands of dollars worth of bills because of an auto accident.

    Now, let’s take a look at how to determine your insurance needs.

    Understanding Your Auto Insurance Needs

    Just because your state requires a minimum amount of insurance doesn’t mean that’s exactly what you should purchase. In fact, most motorists purchase more coverage than their state requires so that they are covered for a variety of problems — not simply a fender bender. In order to better determine your auto insurance needs, consider these five guidelines:

    Know Your State Laws
    Remember that forty-seven states require that you purchase liability insurance. Liability insurance is what pays for bodily injury and property damage that you cause another driver. Fifteen states including Florida, Maryland, Michigan, Massachusetts, New York and New Jersey also require that you buy Personal Injury Protection (PIP). This coverage pays for your medical expenses and lost wages in the event of an auto accident. Your insurance minimum will most likely be determined by state law, but many people are encouraged to purchase more than is required.

    Know Your Options
    There are a lot of car insurance options; but knowing what you most likely will need is the key to making sure you are appropriately covered. Do you want coverage for a rental car if your car is damaged? Do you want an extended warranty to pay for parts and labor if your car breaks down? If your car is leased, you will probably need gap insurance which pays for the difference between what your insurer pays and what you owe on your lease if the car is completely totaled.

    Know How Much Money You Want to Spend
    If you know your state laws and have examined your personal needs, now you can put together the different pieces of auto insurance coverage in one total policy. The first piece of the policy is almost always liability insurance. If you only have minimum liability coverage and you injure someone, their attorney can go after your personal assets. So, you need to know your assets and what you can afford to lose in the event of an accident. Many insurers feel that minimum liability is a gamble. In fact, that is why it is often only a little more money for more protection. After all, if you do get into an accident, it is much better for the insurance company to be responsible than for you to be personally responsible. Remember to run through various scenarios such as if I totaled someone else’s car, will my insurance cover it? How much will I have to pay out of my own pocket? The answers to these types of questions will determine what coverage makes you feel most confident should an accident happen.

    Know Your Vehicle
    If your car was totaled, would you be able to afford to replace it? If not, you will want comprehensive and collision coverage. The decision to buy this coverage is usually based on the value of your car. Guidelines usually suggest that if your car is worth less than $2,000, it won’t be worth it to buy comprehensive and collision. If you own a $50,000 car though, it would most certainly be worth it to pay an extra $200 annually or so to insure that your car will be replaced if you get in a serious accident.

    Know About Your Other Insurance
    Many people don’t realize that other types of insurance including health insurance and homeowners insurance may pay for damages due to an auto accident. For instance, if you have comprehensive health coverage, you probably won’t need more than the minimum required Personal Injury Protection (PIP). Make sure you know what insurance coverage you already have so that you don’t purchase unnecessary coverage.

    The best way to figure out your own auto insurance needs is to examine potential policies and know how much you are willing to gamble. For instance, it may not be worth it to you to purchase collision insurance if your car is not incredibly valuable and would therefore cost less to fix than to keep insured. Auto insurance is simply about how much you are willing to pay out of your own pocket versus how much you want the insurance company to cover. Once you decide this, you’re all set to purchase your auto insurance policy.

    The Price of Auto Insurance

    There are several factors that affect the price of auto insurance. Of course, prices vary by company and you should compare prices thoroughly before you purchase a policy. The first thing that affects your policy’s price is, of course, what kind of car you drive. For instance, a sports car costs more to insure than a family sedan. If you purchase a vehicle that has a high theft rate, your coverage will probably be more expensive. Essentially, though, your coverage will be based on the value of your car.

    Frequently Asked Questions
    Why does my insurance go up if I have an accident or get a ticket?
    Insurance companies charge higher rates to drivers with tickets and accidents because they are statistically higher risks. Claims statistics and studies by law enforcement agencies show that the chances of having an accident increases depending on how many tickets and accidents a driver has already had.

    If I lend my car to a friend, is he or she covered under my insurance?
    Most policies will cover drivers who have permission to use your auto. But check your policy, or ask your agent, to see if the conditions of your policy will change for drivers who are not regular operators of the car.

    I have an older car whose value is very low – do I need insurance?
    You should always have bodily injury and property damage. In most states you’re legally required to carry a minimum amount.

    Will my insurance cover my leased car if it is stolen or totaled in an accident?
    Your insurance company should handle your claims the same way whether you own, lease or finance your car. But, make sure to check on your company’s rules about leased cars.

    What does my auto insurance policy cover when I rent a car?
    It depends on your policy. The best thing is to review your policy or ask your insurance agent. For example, your policy may cover cars rented for pleasure, like vacations or special events, but not for business.

    Source: Insweb.Com

    Another factor that affects auto insurance costs is where you live. If you live in an area where there is a high occurrence of accidents or vandalism, insurance will cost more money. For instance, since more cars are damaged in urban areas than in rural areas, you will probably pay more for insurance if you live in a city.

    How often you drive will also affect your insurance costs. The more you drive, the higher the chances you will be an accident. Drivers who have long-distance commutes will pay more than people who live near their workplace. Meanwhile, if you only use your car on weekends, your insurance rates should be lower than someone who commutes to work daily.

    The final factors that affect the price of auto insurance have to do with who you are. Your age, sex, marital status and driving record are all taken into account when you buy an insurance policy. Accident rates are higher for drivers under the age of 25, so if you are young, expect to pay a little more. Also, accident rates are higher for young males and single males. It doesn’t seem fair, but if you are an unmarried 19-year-old male, your insurance rates will definitely be affected. If your driving record is impeccable, though, your rates will be lower. Obviously, drivers who are prone to traffic violations or accidents will have to pay more for insurance than safe drivers.

    If these cost factors are beginning to scare you, don’t worry. There are several ways to keep your insurance rates down.

    There are four main factors that can keep auto insurance rates down. See if you fall into any of the following categories. If you do, you may be able to save money on your car insurance regardless of the value of your automobile.

    1. If you are looking to buy a car, consider buying a car that “looks good” to insurance companies. For instance, insurance companies know what kinds of cars are prone to problems. They also know what kinds of cars are most often stolen. If you haven’t purchased your car yet, find out what cars make this “good list” among auto insurers.
    2. Most insurance companies offer discounts for a variety of reasons – for example, good students, having more than one car insured and accident-free driving are all worth a discount. Ask insurance companies about specific discounts that may be available to you.
    3. Consider carpooling or using public transportation to get to work. The less you use your car, the less your insurance will cost you.
    4. Finally, drive carefully! Insurance companies are not happy to insure accident-prone drivers, so the safer you drive, the less you will have to pay for auto insurance.

    Remember, don’t be afraid to ask your insurance company about any discounts they offer – it could save you a little cash.

    Car Insurance Deductibles

    Auto Insurance Glossary

    • Deductible – The amount an insured person must pay before the insurance company pays the remainder of each covered loss, up to the policy limits.
    • Multi-Car discount – A discount offered by some insurance companies for those with more than one vehicle insured on the same policy.
    • No-Fault Insurance – Many states have enacted auto accident laws permitting auto accident victims to collect directly from their own insurance companies for medical and hospital expenses regardless of who was at fault in the accident. Although there are many legal variations of no-fault insurance, most states still allow people to sue the party at fault if the amount of damages is above a certain state-determined amount.
    • Personal Auto Policy – The most common auto insurance policy sold today. Often referred to as “PAP,” this policy is written in simple wording and provides coverage for liability, medical payments, uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, and physical damage protection
    • Split Limit – Any insurance coverage with separately stated limits for different types of coverage.
    • Term – The length of time for which a policy is in effect.
    • Usage – This refers to the primary function or purpose of your vehicle. For example, if you primarily drive your car to and from work, the usage is considered “commute.”

    Source: Insweb.Com

    Purchasing auto insurance is not simply about the value of your car or how often you get into accidents, it is also about how much money you are willing to pay for your coverage. All auto insurance policies have a deductible. The deductible is the part of your policy that you are responsible for paying. Auto insurance policies don’t simply take care of all necessary expenses. You are required to pay for some of the damages, but the amount depends on your policy. Deductibles vary by state, but are most often in amounts of $100, $250, $500 or $1,000. For example, if you are in an accident that causes $2,500 worth of damage and your deductible is $500, you are required to pay the $500 and the insurance company will take care of the remaining $2,000.

    When deciding what insurance policy you want to purchase, choosing a deductible is an important step. After all, you will have to pay the deductible for each and every situation in which you require your insurance company to cover damages. Deciding how much you are willing to pay and how often you think you will need to make an insurance claim will help you decide what deductible amount is right for you. In addition, the premium you pay, or the price of your total coverage annually, can be lowered by choosing a higher deductible. In other words, if you are willing to pay higher out-of-pocket costs, you can lower the total cost of your insurance.

    Purchasing an auto insurance policy doesn’t have to be confusing. You want a policy to take care of your expenses in the event of accident, theft, vandalism or most any other instance in which there is damage to your own or someone else’s vehicle. By knowing what your state requires, what your needs are, what discounts you qualify for and how much coverage you want for your car, you will be able to choose the right policy.”

    Source: http://auto.howstuffworks.com/buying-selling/car-insurance5.htm

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  7. How the Insurance Market Really Works and Can You Really Save?

    by billsweetjr

    Today everyone sees the commercial on TV saying save 15%, 20%, 40%, etc. Is that all really true? Well lets take a minute and think about this a little deeper.

    “Geico spent $497 million in 2006, Progressive spent $257 million, Allstate spent $234 million and State Farm spent $152 million, TNS Media Intelligence said. In his annual letter to shareholders, Warren Buffet, Berkshire Hathaway’s chairman, put Geico’s 2006 ad spending even higher, at $631 million.”

    So with all these savings, how could theses “savings oriented” companies possibly afford to shell out hundreds of millions of dollars each year to tell you that? Its all in the facts. So Geico save one person 15%, OK lets tell everyone that they can save 15%. The problem with companies like this is that they will save some people money, but what they don’t tell you is that all this money they are spending for advertising, is coming from the customers that they aren’t saving money. In the insurance world everything comes down to timing.

    Do you have tickets? an accident? bad credit? prior insurance? all of these things play a huge factor in your insurance rates and can make your rate fluctuate greatly. But say you have an accident and a ticket and you have insurance through a different carrier and you all of a sudden decide to try out one of the big insurance advertisers, and they say that they saved you $500. Great for them, but what they don’t tell you is that you ticket fell off your record after being on for 3 years, and they look like the hero. The problem with this is, companies like Geico, State Farm, Allstate, etc. they only have one product to sell you, and while they tell you they saved you $500, there are other companies out there that could probably save you more.

    This is the value of shopping for your insurance. Just because they say they will save you money doesn’t mean that they have the best price.  Each company has their own ways to balance you accidents, tickets, credit, etc. and see what rate they are going to give you.

    So why go to one company when you can shop from over 15? That what GetInsuredCT.com is here for. We give you instant prices on our website from 4 leading insurance companies, along with the opportunity to shop through 15 others to find the best price for you. So think about it, fund big companies advertising, or talk to an independent agent who will get you the best price? Your choice but i think we know what the best option is!

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  8. Great Video: Reasons to Have Insurance

    September 7, 2010 by billsweetjr

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  9. Get Insured CT Launches New Website

    August 31, 2010 by billsweetjr

    Middletown, CT – Get Insured CT has updated and improved their website that now also includes a state-of-the-art instant auto insurance quote system. The instant auto insurance quote system enables visitors to the new website to instantaneously get auto insurance quotes – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – from among the 20-plus major insurance companies they are affiliated with.

    The improved design of the new website further enhances the ability for customers to easily access information on the wide array of insurance policies Get Insured CT proudly offers. Get Insured CT has more than 25 years of experience in the insurance industry, and their continuous commitment to customer service is evident in the new website design.

    Bill Sweet, Sr., owner and founder of Get Insured CT, said, “It is my desire to continually provide first-class customer service to our clients in Connecticut. This new website will better serve our clients by providing immediate feedback on auto insurance quotes. Our new website also proudly identifies our partnership with more than 20 of the most-recognized insurance carriers in the insurance industry.”

    With more than 25 years of insurance experience, the experts at Get Insured CT have built a solid reputation as one of Connecticut’s leading insurance agencies. With valuable relationships with over 20 of the insurance industry’s most-recognize names in the insurance industry, Get Insured CT has the distinct ability to find the right coverage at the lowest possible cost for their clients.

    For more information on the launch of the new website for Get Insured CT, contact Bill Sweet, Jr. or visit www.GetInsuredCT.com.

    About Get Insured CT:

    Get Insured CT specializes in a wide array of insurance policies, from auto insurance, home, business, health and life insurance to motorcycle, snowmobile and farmer’s insurance. The professionals at Get Insured CT have been shopping the insurance market for more than 25 years, finding the best products at lowest possible rates for their clients.

    Once you become a customer of Get Insured CT, the service doesn’t stop once you purchase a policy. Every time an insurance policy is scheduled for renewal, the professionals at Get Insured CT will again shop the insurance market to find the best available deal. With the ability to save clients money on each renewal, Get Insured CT has earned their reputation as one of the top insurance agencies in Connecticut.

    For more information on virtually any type of insurance need, visit Get Insured CT at www.GetInsuredCT.com.

    Get Insured CT
    430 Highland Avenue
    Middletown, CT 06457

    Bill Sweet Jr.
    Vice President
    Phone: 860-346-7755

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