Carriers, ranked.

A global insurer specializing in high-net-worth personal lines and commercial/specialty coverage.

A direct-to-consumer auto insurer and Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary, the third-largest U.S. auto insurer.

A large publicly traded property-casualty insurer with a major commercial and surety/bond business.

A member-owned insurer and financial-services provider serving the U.S. military community.

A major U.S. personal-lines insurer selling through captive agents and direct channels.

The oldest mutual auto insurer in the U.S., focused on personal lines with a service-led model.

An agent-distributed insurer writing personal, commercial, and life lines across a multi-state footprint.

A large U.S. auto insurer known for usage-based pricing and a leading commercial-auto book.

The largest U.S. auto and home insurer, operating through a captive local-agent network.

A commercial-focused insurer that also provides AARP-endorsed auto and home insurance to consumers.

A Midwest-rooted mutual insurer writing personal, commercial, and life lines.

A super-regional insurer writing auto, home, life, and business lines through independent agents in a limited footprint.

A large U.S. personal- and commercial-lines insurer distributing through exclusive and independent agents.

A global property-casualty insurer writing broad personal and commercial lines (parent of Safeco).

A diversified mutual insurer and financial-services company writing personal, commercial, farm, and life lines.