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My husband and I are moving to the US. We are in the process of buying a car. In this context we are looking for an insurance company which is gay (LGBTQ+) supporting. We will need some other insurances for the daily life too.
It would be a great help to know which company is trustworthy. So many agents from i.e. State Farm using the pride flag and say they support us, but State Farm is far away from being trustworthy. And there might be more what is difficult to find out from a distance. In Germany it’s easier, because this would be against the law and the media would crash them. Thank you for your support
all the best
Manfred
Honestly, we don’t specialize in insurance, so I’d have a hard time saying which firm is truly LGBT friendly. I will say that many offices are locally owned and operated, like franchises, so each will be slightly different from the other. I agree that some insurance companies have been less than LGBT-friendly, including State Farm, but many of the individual offices are very welcoming.
The best thing to do may be to check out HRC’s annual Corporate Equality Index, which grades companies on the basis of their LGBT-inclusive policies. You can find the 2022 edition here: https://www.hrc.org/resources/corporate-equality-index
In previous years, HRC has provided not only an alphabetical listing of companies and their scores, but also a breakdown by industry (e.g. automakers, insurance firms, ad agencies, etc.). This year, it looks like the industry breakdowns have been left out, but you can still look up companies by name. Interestingly enough, State Farm has a perfect score, while Allstate is close behind and Progressive trails a bit.
–Richard