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Umbrella Dividend Policies

Get back up to 20% of your annual premium.1

Dividend policies vs. traditional policies

Amica offers two types of policies: dividend and traditional (non-dividend). While both types of policies offer the same coverage, a dividend policy has additional benefits:

  • Returns money to you1
  • Lowers your overall policy cost1,2
  • Flexible dividend payment options

What is a dividend policy?

A dividend policy returns a portion of money back to you that you've already paid toward your insurance policy, known as a dividend payment. On average, payments are 5-20% of your annual premium.

A dividend policy may cost more up front but you can save more in the long run.

Dividend payment options:Another great thing about dividend policies is you get to choose how you receive and use your payment: A man is holding up a phone in his left hand and what appears to be a check directly below the phone with right hand

Dividend payment options

Another great thing about dividend policies is you get to choose how you receive and use your payment:

  • Receive a check in the mail
  • Get an automatic direct deposit3
  • Apply it toward a future policy premium

 

How to get a dividend policy

Getting a dividend policy is simple and can be done at any time. Contact one of our representatives at 800-242-6422 to discuss the options available for your state.

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1Dividend policies are not available in every state, may not be available on all policy types, and are not guaranteed. To be eligible to receive a declared dividend, you must be a policyholder when, and if, dividends are declared. Should your policy cancel or terminate for any reason before the end of its full term, you would not be eligible for a declared dividend payment.

2Policy payment averages can vary.

3Must be enrolled in AutoPay.