The safest 2013 model-year cars. Best insurance companies of 2013 - 1 - By Amy Danise, Insure.com A customer satisfaction survey shows which auto, home, health and life insurance companies have the most-satisfied customers. USAA, American General and Kaiser Permanente earned the highest scores from customers in their respective categories in Insure.com's annual customer satisfaction study. Overall satisfaction with insurers' customer service went up for everyone except auto insurers, where satisfaction levels held steady. And while satisfaction with life insurers went up, they still dropped below health insurers this year for customer service satisfaction. We asked more than 5,600 insurance customers nationwide to rate their satisfaction with their auto, home, health and life insurance companies. We collected ratings for 20 large companies for four types of insurance.
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Is not having ANY product facing the main aisle the same way...like are people bitching about lettuce and envelopes "hiding" in their regular areas?? 10 ways to eat out on the cheap.