Last Updated on March 29, 2021
7. Get A Better Credit Score
You may think I’m joking, but I can’t be more sincere than this. A bigger credit score will help you save a good amount of money on your homeowners insurance. Some insurance companies, in many states, use a credit-based insurance score to help them calculate your rates. And if your FICO score is under 630, they will say it’s too low and will make you pay higher rates.
