Kentucky Farm Bureau Car Insurance
Kentucky Farm Bureau knows that different drivers have different coverage needs, so, whether you drive long or short distances, for business or simple transportation, they can develop an automobile policy tailored to your specific needs.
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What we know about Kentucky Farm Bureau
Kentucky Farm Bureau, headquartered in the great city of Louisville, KY, was founded in 1919. Its financial strength rating-aka its money-flexing muscle power to keep your assets safe-is Excellent. On the other hand, its J.D. Power rating, which measures customer satisfaction around the handling of claims, is Not Rated out of 5. A higher J.D. Power Rating is a good indicator that a carrier will treat you well should something go wrong. Which is exactly what insurance is for, right? See more on J.D. Power ratings here.
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User Satisfaction
Kentucky Farm Bureau Auto Insurance Discounts & Features
- Good Student Discount
- Driver Training Discount
- Safe Driver Discount
- Senior Operator Accident Prevention Discount
- Auto Safety Devices Discount
- Multi-Car Discount
- Active Property Discount
- School Bus Driver Discount
- Umbrella Discount
- Medical Payments
- Towing & Labor
- Rental Reimbursement
- Transportation Expenses
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