Matthew McCarter

To qualify for the good student discount, the driver must be 16 to 24 years of age and either a full-time high school student or enrolled as a full-time college or university student. The driver will have to provide documentation that they are:
1. A full time student, and
2. The school academic records for the previous school semester or quarter (or comparable segment) show the student:
•Ranked scholastically in the upper 20% of his or her class, or
•Had a grade point average of “B” or better for the immediately preceding term or cumulative in schools designating grades by letter (no grade below “B” if such systems cannot be averaged), or
•Had an average of at least 3.0 for immediately preceding term or cumulative for all subjects combined in a school using numerical (4, 3, 2 and 1) grade points, or
•Was included in the “Dean’s List”, the “Honor Roll” or similar list in a school maintaining such a list designating scholastic achievement.

As your life changes, maybe your policy should too.

We recommend a Farmers Friendly Review® at least once a year or whenever you have a qualifying life event change. A change in marital status, the birth of a child or the purchase of a new home are just a few examples of life events that may create overlaps or gaps in your coverage.

Talk to us about a Farmers Friendly Review® - we can provide you with insurance options and discuss any available discounts for which you may qualify so you can select the coverage that best fits your needs.

Give us a call at 610-495-3333 to set up your review.

Unfortunately, accidents happen. If you find yourself with the total loss of your vehicle, Brian Hoskins Ford is a trusted partner who can help get you back on the road. Brian and his staff will assist you in finding a vehicle that suits your budget, needs and lifestyle. Brian Hoskins Ford is conveniently located at 2601 East Lincoln Hwy in Coatesville. After your vehicle purchase, contact us to make sure you have the proper auto insurance coverage to protect your new ride.

Lawsuits have become commonplace in today’s world, and more and more we’re seeing larger awarded sums than ever before. In fact, in 2013 over 60,000 injury cases appeared in U.S. courts, each averaging $60,000 in payouts!

To help protect your hard earned assets, you maintain liability coverage with property insurance like auto and homeowners. These policies have limits though, and with increasing frequency, lawsuit awards are exceeding these limits. That’s where Farmers Personal Liability Umbrella insurance comes in.

An umbrella policy is an extra layer of liability coverage, designed to go above and beyond the coverage of your other insurance policies. If you’re ever sued for damages, and the verdict exceeds even the highest limits on your existing property coverage, an umbrella policy kicks in to cover the additional expenses so you don’t have to put your savings, your home, and your business at risk.