Vermont Insurance

Homeowners insurance in Vermont covers personal belongings in the case of an unforeseen disaster such as theft or fire. It also serves to protect policyholders when they have caused property damage or personal injury to third parties in their rented condo, home, or apartment. A Vermont insurance policy will typically cover 1) contents such as electronics, jewelry, and furniture, 2) guest medical bills resulting from slip and falls or injuries suffered by guests while on the insured's premises, and 3) personal liability exposure. 

Drivers may meet the state's mandatory minimum auto insurance requirements and/or request supplemental coverage by purchasing a policy from a Vermont insurance company. Pursuant to Vermont Department of Insurance law, they must carry the following liability limits:

• $25,000 in bodily injury coverage per individual up to a maximum of $50,000 for the total expenses of all passengers in the vehicle
• $10,000 in property damage coverage per accident

Residents are also required to carry uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage.
Consumers may obtain free insurance quotes in Vermont from multiple online sources. The request form is short and easy to complete, and Vermont insurance quotes are processed in a matter of minutes. Prospective policyholders may compare the insurance rates and policies of some of the leading national insurers. Insurance shoppers should keep in mind that many Vermont insurance providers offer multi-line discounts to applicants who purchase bundled health insurance and life insurance policies from the same carrier.