Home Point Partners With Matic Homeowners Insurance Options

Mar 26, 2019

Matic has announced a partnership with Home Point Financial Corporation to help its mortgage servicing customers find competitively priced homeowners insurance. Through the partnership, Matic will proactively analyze Home Point customers’ current homeowners insurance coverage and identify individuals who could save money simply by switching to a different A-rated insurance carrier.

“At Home Point, we value the relationship we have with our customers,” said Home Point Chief Operating Officer Brian Brizard. “We constantly seek ways to improve their lives and their finances. Our partnership with Matic gives Home Point customers access to a fast and efficient way to insure their home with confidence.”

Matic Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer Ben Madick said, “Integrating homeowners insurance into the mortgage loan process is a win-win for Home Point’s customers. Matic helps Home Point stay connected with its customers in the best possible way—by providing a quick and potentially cost-saving way to find the right homeowners coverage for their mortgage loan.”

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