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PEMCO Insurance Named Among America’s Best Insurance Companies of 2023 by Forbes

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--PEMCO Mutual Insurance, the Northwest’s largest locally based home and auto insurer, is pleased to announce that it has been recognized by Forbes as one of America’s Best Insurance Companies for 2023. The Seattle-based insurer was recognized in the auto insurance category.

PEMCO was one of only 77 insurance companies in the United States to be named by Forbes on the publication’s second-annual list of top-performing insurers.

“We’re proud to be recognized by Forbes as a top insurer in America. Honors like this are a reflection of our entire team’s commitment to serving our customers by helping them live more and worry less,” said PEMCO CEO Stan McNaughton. “For over 70 years, PEMCO has focused on providing high-quality service by developing long-term relationships with our policyholders and our community. This recognition is a testament to that dedication, which we look forward to continuing in 2023 and beyond.”

To develop its America’s Best Insurance Companies list, Forbes partners with Statista, a consumer data company, which conducts an annual survey of more than 15,000 policyholders across the U.S. to gather feedback on their current insurer.

The company evaluated 3,300 insurance carriers, who offer policies in categories including auto, homeowners, renters, term life and permanent life, based on eight key metrics. The 77 companies included on the Forbes list received high scores from consumers for overall satisfaction and recommendations, loyalty, financial advice, customer service, price performance ratio, transparency, digital services and benefits from damages when filing claims.

To see the extensive list of America’s Best Insurance Companies, visit www.forbes.com/lists/best-insurance-firms/. To learn more about PEMCO Insurance, please visit www.pemco.com.

About PEMCO Mutual Insurance

PEMCO Mutual Insurance is the Defender of Your Northwest, providing auto, home, renters and boat coverage. We are consistently recognized for outstanding service, employee expertise and social impact. Our Mutual Good programs raise the achievement levels for youth in education; build stronger, greener environments; and increase safety at home, on the road and at play. Our mission: Free our communities to worry less and live more. To learn more, visit www.pemco.com.

Contacts

John Burgess
PEMCO Mutual Insurance
206.628.4203
John.burgess@pemco.com

Kristi Herriott
Firmani + Associates Inc.
206.466.2702
Kristi@firmani.com

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Contacts

John Burgess
PEMCO Mutual Insurance
206.628.4203
John.burgess@pemco.com

Kristi Herriott
Firmani + Associates Inc.
206.466.2702
Kristi@firmani.com

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