Florida homeowners: if your home was built in 2002 or later, it may already qualify you for multiple credits on your home insurance. Some don’t even require an inspection. https://t.co/AvnQLanfDU
@NHseminole Thank you for your interest in Kin. Want to see what's available for your home? To get a quote, you can either visit https://t.co/MEZuJFpHJd or call 855-717-0022 to speak with our team and receive assistance over the phone.
@Tommy_FDNY We are sorry you didn’t see the savings you were hoping for. Our hope is to provide an affordable premium, but understand that might not always be the case for every homeowner. Thank you for taking the time to learn more about Kin.
"Customers should be looking for carrier partners who are willing to help them find the exact right amount of coverage rather than forcing unnecessary coverage.”Kin's 2026 Midyear Homeownership Report: https://t.co/PWnFIx4C0y
Reviewing your home insurance sounds simple. But you’re probably not an insurance expert (and many homeowners have never heard of Ordinance or Law coverage, Coverage C sub-limits, or Water backup coverage). Learn more at https://t.co/JXixB0MgZC
A below-normal hurricane season isn't automatically a safer one. Quiet years are great for rebuilding — and the ideal time to keep prep top of mind. Full report: https://t.co/3iKGIUkUdK
2 in 3 American homes are underinsured.
Not only because of bad decisions — reconstruction costs have risen and most policies never caught up.
Kin can help you get coverage that fits. Get a quote at https://t.co/bmvMrmwOBD
On top of our 20% rate cut on homeowners insurance in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties, we’ve also introduced several new discounts for all qualifying Floridians. Read the full story: https://t.co/NsD0RxGMdL
.@KIN is reducing home insurance rates by an average of more than 20% for new and existing Florida policyholders in Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach counties. They are crediting Florida's legislative reforms and healthy market:
“The reforms championed by the Governor’s Office, the Insurance Commissioner and state legislators are making a difference, and you can see it most clearly in South Florida,” said Kin Chief Insurance and Compliance Officer Angel Conlin. “There’s still more work to do, but our data shows the market is getting healthier. When the economics improve, we want our customers to benefit.”
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New home? New roof? No claims in 5+ years? Any one could score you a discount on your Florida home insurance with Kin — already baked into your quote: https://t.co/jGTXZlJsSy
Kin's offices are closed Monday, September 7 for Labor Day. Need to file a claim? https://t.co/ArtP46FLvc is open 24/7. Other questions? https://t.co/x1vgHmePP2 has answers on coverage, billing, and policy updates. Back to normal business hours Tuesday, September 8
Four things leave your house the day a kid goes off to college: their laptop, bike, mini-fridge, and car. And all of them could affect how much you pay for home and auto insurance. Start a quote: https://t.co/agu5DOfMvt