
Allstate
Trusted Insurance Partner
History
Allstate has roots dating back to 1931, the year it was founded. As the story goes, Carl Odell proposed to his neighbor (President of Sears) Robert Wood an idea to sell insurance through the mail and reduce costs. Sears also offered insurance products through its catalogs. By 1933 there were over 22,000 active policies. They are now a publicly traded company operating under the ticker symbol "ALL."
Products & Services
While Allstate is widely recognized for auto insurance, they offer comprehensive coverage solutions for your personal insurance needs:
Bundle & Save: Combine multiple policies like home and auto to potentially save up to 25% on your premiums.
Products, discounts, and coverage limits vary by state. Contact us for a personalized quote based on your specific needs.
Financial Strength
As one of the most nationally recognized brand images in the industry, Allstate has a strong market position. They are also a financially stable company, earning a rating from A.M. Best of A+ (Superior).
Contact Information
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Report a claim anytime, 24/7:
(800) 347-4711
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Home Office Address
2775 Sanders Road
Northbrook, IL 60062
Important Disclosures
Licensed Insurance Agent: Stan Steele Agency is a licensed insurance agency in the State of New York. License information available upon request.
Coverage Information: Product descriptions are examples only and may not reflect all available coverages or policy terms. Actual coverage is subject to the language of the policy as issued by the insurance company. Coverage availability and features vary by state.
Educational Purpose: This information is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute insurance advice. Coverage availability, features, and pricing vary based on individual circumstances and underwriting requirements.
Financial strength ratings reflect the company's financial strength and ability to pay claims, not product quality or customer satisfaction. All coverage subject to policy terms, conditions, and exclusions.