At McClintock Insurance Agency, we want to reassure you that we are here to help during these trying times. Our office is currently working our normal office hours.

In the best interests of our clients and employees--and in adherence to social distancing guidelines--we have decided to defer walk-in services at this time. We ask that you please call and speak to an agent for any changes, adjustments and/or questions you may have. If you need to come in, we ask that you call to make an appointment.

You may access any carriers, claims, or billing phone numbers on our website Here; Facebook at @McClintockInsuranceAgency; or LinkedIn.

We are here to help you, your friends, family, and co-workers. If anyone you know is in need of a review of their insurance policy, has any questions, or is in need of insurance assistance, please send them our way. We are here to help!

Please stay safe and healthy in these difficult times. Let us know if we can assist you in any way.

Our best wishes for each of you always.

Thank You,

Your McClintock Insurance Agency Team

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Help for Customers Affected by Coronavirus We know we have Customers affected by business closures or limits on operations that may experience financial hardship. We’re ready to help.

As our customer care advocates always do when our Customers are faced with significant life events, they are prepared to discuss options with Customers facing a hardship as a result of the coronavirus. Please contact Customer Care at (800) 458-0811 with questions or to discuss options for a Customer. Customers can also call Customer Care 24/7/365. Please keep in mind that online account access is available anytime to personal lines Customers through erieinsurance.com. Customers can access policy, billing and claims information and make payments all online.

General Insurance Tips

Shop around. The same insurance coverage can cost you more or less depending on the agency. So don’t make the mistake of thinking that your rate will be the same no matter where you go. Solicit competitive insurance quotes, then research the insurance companies as well.

Bundle multiple insurance policies. Most insurance companies will give you a multiple policy discount if you get multiple insurance policies through them (e.g., auto, home, life, etc.).

Review your policy annually. You should review your policy every year at renewal time and get and apples-to-apples comparison of your policy with at least one other agency. Though all companies follow general guidelines, rating systems can vary from one insurer to another. In addition, you want to be sure that your policy covers any changing needs.

Ask questions. Be sure to carefully read your policy. Make sure you understand any details and be sure to ask lots of questions. A good insurance agent will be happy to take the time to answer every question and be sure you understand.

Keep all of your insurance policies in a safe place. If you suffer a fire, flood, tornado or other disaster, your insurance records may be lost. Be sure to keep all policies, contact information, and any other emergency information in a safe place away from the premises of your residence, such as a bank safe deposit box.

Raise your deductible. A higher deductible will lower your annual insurance premium. Yes, it means you will pay more out of pocket before your insurance coverage kicks in. But considering that you won’t use your insurance coverage very often, it’s usually worth it to do so. Just don’t raise your deductible beyond what you could reasonably afford to pay up front.

Avoid paying monthly insurance premiums. Most insurance companies will charge an extra fee for each payment they have to process. So we suggest paying at least every other month, and every six months would be better. Your best option may be to have the funds automatically withdrawn from your account. That way, you avoid payment fees and you never have to worry about your insurance lapsing if you miss a payment.