7/12/2021, 4:00:00 PM | www.usnews.com | news
Allstate vs. USAA Homeowners Insurance
The article compares Allstate and USAA homeowners insurance policies, highlighting differences in coverage, pricing, availability, and discounts. USAA offers standard replacement cost and identity theft coverage, and is available nationwide to active duty military members, veterans, and qualifying family members. Allstate ranks No. 3 in a U.S. News rating, with a monthly cost of $184.15, and offers more discounts including up to 25% savings when bundling home and auto policies. Allstate is available in 49 states and Washington, D.C., but does not write new policies in California. USAA ranks No. 1 in the same study, with a monthly cost of $193.44, and offers up to 10% savings on bundling. Both insurers cover mold from covered perils, roof leaks from storms or hail, and sudden water damage, but exclude damage due to lack of maintenance or flooding. Neither covers termite damage directly, though fire damage from termite activity may be covered. Both offer bundling discounts and have online quote access, with customer support available via app, website, or phone.