Lilah Butler, Car Insurance Writer
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You can find your NAIC number on your insurance card or by visiting the NAIC website and searching for the company’s name. An NAIC number is a five-digit code assigned to an insurance company by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
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What is an NAIC number?
The NAIC number is a five-digit code assigned by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners to each insurance company. NAIC numbers can be used to find the number of complaints filed against a company, financial and legal information, or if a company has a valid license to operate in your state.
NAIC Numbers Are Used To:
- Find and/or file consumer reports and complaints
- Find fraud allegations previously filed against insurance companies...
What rating does Nationwide insurance have?
Nationwide has a rating of 2.8 out of 5 from WalletHub's editors, based on factors such as pricing, coverage options, customer reviews and watchdog-group ratings. For example, Nationwide has a rating of A from AM Best, meaning it is financially strong and in a good position to pay out claims.
Nationwide Insurance Ratings
- WalletHub Editors: 2.8/5
- AM Best: A
- J.D. Power: 3.2
- NAIC: 1.49
- BBB: A+
- Standard...
Who owns Nationwide insurance?
Nationwide is owned by Nationwide policyholders, since it is a mutual insurance company and its shares are not available to investors on the public market. Among the 10 largest car insurance companies in the U.S., four are mutual insurance companies.
For more information, check out WalletHub's full Nationwide review.
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