Historically, home and auto insurance claims tend to increase during Halloween
You can’t miss it. Go to the corner of H and Patricia streets in Chula Vista and you’ll be terrified by the sheer number of monsters waiting to greet you.“We made a little passageway here for the people,” said Karla Green as she walked through a small path curving through her front yard. Small barriers keep kids away from the decorations and away from busy H Street.
“We try to keep everything up to par so nothing blows up,” said Karla, striking an eerily similar tone to the Addams Family.Halloween might be the scariest time of the year in more ways than one. Home and auto insurance claims tend to go up the closer we get to Oct. 31, according to the American Property Casualty Insurance Association.
These include property damage, injury, vandalism and theft claims by fiendish ghouls looking for empty houses. While we were at Karla’s house, several cars slowed down to take a closer look or to take a picture of all the decorations. This is why insurance companies are also getting ready to take on an increase in auto insurance claims.
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