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Review: Twenty-First Century Insurance |
Company Information
Company History: Three property and casualty insurance companies make up the 21st Century Insurance Group, a publicly traded holding company with about 2,500 employees, based in California. American International Group (AIG) which has owned 62% of 21st Century's stock, announced in May of 2007 that it will be acquiring the remaining stock and making 21st Century a wholly owned subsidiary of AIG. 21st Century was founded in 1958 and is a provider of personal auto insurance (especially to preferred risks). Motorcycle and p ...
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Survey Results
Overall, how satisfied are you, with Twenty-First Century Insurance?
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Contact Information
Company Contact Info:
CEO and President Bruce W. Marlow
6301 Owensmouth Avenue
Woodland Hills, CA 91367
818-704-3700 |
Comments
"Pricing is getting excessive with current renewal increase of about 13%, I am currently shopping for another insurer"
2009-11-10 10:42:32 EST
"I have had 21st century (now AIG) for 15 years. never gave me any problems with the few claims that I have. Forgave me for an accident. when me and another person were 50% at fault, normally we would each have to pay our deductible, but since we were both with 21st century, they waived the deductible. Only thing I will point out is their rates are not very competitive."
2009-08-13 12:17:13 EST
"Rates constantly increasing even with no claims or changes in driver status."
2009-07-17 11:38:24 EST
"They raised my rate for no reason (11%). I called to find out why and they blamed it on the state insurance commission. I called them and they said that they had to give me more of an explanation than that. I decided to not deal with the stress and just check the rates of other companies. I had done this a few months ago and wasn't able to find a better rate. This was before the news. I found that I could get insurance for cheaper than my original rate before the increase. So thank you AIG; I mean 21st Century. What will you change your name to the next time you need to screw over the taxpayers for a party or ceo bonuses?! "
2009-03-15 03:23:37 EST
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