Candace Baker, Car Insurance Writer
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MetLife does not offer a pay-in-full discount. Some insurers, such as Progressive and Allstate, allow customers pay less for coverage if they pay the entire cost of their policy in-full up front. But unfortunately, MetLife does not.
Even though MetLife doesn't let you save by paying your entire premium up front, you can still take advantage of other discounts. For example, MetLife has a multi-policy discount for drivers who have a qualifying life or home insurance policy in addition to their auto insurance.
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What rating does MetLife insurance have?
MetLife is rated A+ by AM Best, a credit rating agency that determines an insurance company’s financial strength and ability to pay claims. MetLife also received a rating of 1.00 from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), meaning MetLife has an average number of consumer complaints.
MetLife Insurance Ratings
- AM Best: A+
- NAIC: 1.00
- BBB: C-
- Standard & Poor’s: AA-
- Moody’s: Aa3
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How can I contact MetLife customer service?
You can contact MetLife customer service by phone at (800) 638-5433 or by email. The company also lists a variety of phone numbers to contact, so you can reach out to the people best suited to handle your concern.
You can also request to be contacted by a MetLife representative through the form on their website.
read full answer by Lilah Butler, Car Insurance WriterWhat discounts does MetLife offer?
MetLife offers several discounts to customers with pet insurance policies. MetLife pet insurance discounts currently include savings for military members and first responders, healthcare workers, animal care providers and more. However, MetLife does not have discounts for other insurance customers, since the company no longer offers home or auto insurance, and discounts are generally not available for life or health insurance.
MetLife Pet Insurance Discounts
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