Veterans Day, a federal holiday that honors living and deceased veterans who served in the United States Armed Forces, is celebrated annually on November 11th. Yet, despite the holiday’s importance to the nation, many Americans struggle to answer a simple question: “Are insurance companies closed on Veterans Day?”
The answer depends upon the type of insurance company, but in general, most companies are closed – or have reduced hours – on this day. For example, auto insurance companies typically remain open during regular business hours. This is because employers provide most health plans and do not require employees to work on holidays like Veterans Day.
Veterans Day is a federal holiday in the United States, observed annually on November 11th. Many businesses and government offices, including some insurance companies, may be closed on Veterans Day. Here is a list of some insurance companies that are typically closed on Veterans Day:
- Allstate Insurance
- Farmers Insurance
- GEICO
- Liberty Mutual
- Nationwide Insurance
- Progressive Insurance
- State Farm Insurance
- Travelers Insurance
- USAA (United Services Automobile Association)
It’s important to note that customer service and support availability may vary by company and location, and some companies may have limited hours or services on other holidays or weekends. Therefore, it’s always best to check with your insurance company directly to confirm their hours of operation and availability on Veterans Day or other holidays.
In addition to regular businesses, some government offices also close on Veterans Day to honor those who served in the military. For example, veterans’ affairs offices offering assistance with benefits claims often close or have limited staff available. Social Security Administration (SSA) offices are generally open during regular business hours but provide limited regularity; while some stated SSA offices might close altogether, federal locations typically remain open.
Individuals to contact their insurance provider or government office to adjust benefits should plan before the Additionally, those needing assistance with filing forms or applications related to veteran’s benefits should check with local veterans’ organizations for information about any special programs that might be offered over the Veterans Day weekend.
For many people across the country, paying respects and thanking those who serve our country is at least as crucial as visiting family members or going on vacation; understanding when insurance companies and other related entities will be open (or closed) is just one more way we can show our appreciation for U.S. service members past and present.
From 2022.,Jason writes educational insurance articles for Promtinsurance.com.
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