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Texas homeowners: Kin now covers home + auto. Bundle both, save up to 20%* on your auto premium, and manage everything in one place. No starting over. Learn more at bit.ly/4fzt0M2

@BowdensFlipFone We aim to provide every customer with a positive and easy homeowners insurance experience and are thrilled to read that we did just that. Thank you for the kind words!

@travisakers @progressive @FloridaGOP Try Kin insurance. I switched there for my rentals and they are great value, cover FL and great support.

My homeowner’s insurance through @progressive has increased again to $9,200. That is 19% of my annual salary before taxes as a public school teacher in Florida. Nearly 20% of my teaching income just for insurance is ridiculous. This is what the @FloridaGOP has done to Florida.

What can a HELOC be used for? Homeowners often use them for: • Debt consolidation • Major expenses • Emergency backup funds But it’s important to understand the risks — because your home secures the loan. Florida homeowner exploring options? bit.ly/4vviUR9

David from Cypress, TX added auto to his Kin property policy. His bundle discount applied automatically. No request filed, no phone tree, no hold music — just a real person on the line when he needed one. That's what bundling with Kin looks like in Texas bit.ly/4wqL7cx

Your home and your car, finally coupling up 🏡🚗💗 One company for the house, another for the car, and a spreadsheet to track it all? In FL & TX, Kin lets you keep both with one team. bit.ly/4frW202

Mortgage refinancing replaces your current loan with a new one. Homeowners often refinance to: • Adjust their rate • Change loan terms • Access home equity Understanding your break-even point is key. Florida homeowner exploring options? bit.ly/4fseXXB

Marvin J. spent years trying to find reasonable home + auto pricing. Then he found Kin, worked with a member of our team, and bundled both policies. He’s happy with the result. That's how it should work → bit.ly/4wqL7cx

@2litefan We aim to provide every customer with a positive and easy homeowners insurance experience. Thank you for the kind words!

@WPTV Tell her to call @KIN insurance. They just gave me an amazing rate.

Vero Beach homeowner says 'up and up' insurance costs totaling $9K may force her to sell home wptv.com/community/lets…

Florida homeowners: you've built the equity — Kin Financing helps you use it. Pay off debt, renovate, or reinvest, all connected with your Kin coverage. Learn more at bit.ly/4f3av1c

FL — dwelling coverage is what funds the rebuilding of your home after a hurricane. If your limit is too low, the gap comes out of your pocket. Check your policy now — once a storm forms, most insurers pause new coverage increases. bit.ly/44bMboN

You don’t really know your insurance company until you need support. With Kin, support doesn’t stop after you buy a policy. See how we do things differently. Learn more at bit.ly/4aA1cUX

The worst part of a home insurance claim is usually the silence after you file 📱Kin does it differently — you get updates as things move along, plus real people to talk to when you need them — so you're not left guessing where things stand. bit.ly/4wn0TVX

In observance of Independence Day, we're closed Fri, July 3. File a claim anytime: claims.kin.com/start or get help: support.kin.com. Back Monday, July 6.

Mortgage refinancing replaces your current home loan with a new one. Homeowners often refinance to: • Adjust their rate • Change loan terms • Access home equity Florida homeowner exploring options? bit.ly/4vyTWkN

Florida homeowners: if you're not bundling home + auto with Kin, you could be overpaying. Save up to 20%* when both policies are active. Learn more at bit.ly/4gdVQ5z

FL — the one hurricane prep step you can't do after a storm: a home inventory. Document your stuff with photos and videos. Save them to the cloud. Learn more at bit.ly/4bbS2hA

Florida homeowners: covering debt or funding a big expense? Your home equity might be the answer. Kin Financing makes it simple — no pressure, just options. Learn more - bit.ly/4g3uwXy

Owning a home used to mean you made it. 🏠 In 2026, many are just trying to hold on. Kin's Midyear Report on the squeeze from rates, repairs, climate and insurance: bit.ly/4xKYTIv