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Highstreet Insurance & Financial Services

La Porte, Indiana

Your local Highstreet agents in La Porte, providing insurance for families and businesses in LaPorte County and throughout Northwest Indiana.

Highstreet Insurance & Financial Services Office Information

Our office

1200 Michigan Avenue

La Porte, IN 46350

Hours
Mon - Fri
8:30am - 5pm
(Closed 11-12pm)
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Your local Highstreet agents in La Porte.

Your local Highstreet agents in La Porte, providing insurance for families and businesses in LaPorte County and throughout Northwest Indiana. 

We have been part of the La Porte community since 1930. Before joining Highstreet in 2023, we were General Insurance Services. As Highstreet, your same hometown team offers more policy and coverage options for your family, home and business, as well as more access to insurance experts and finance specialists from across the country.

Manage your accountFor billing, claims, payments and policy changes, please log in to your client portal.

Manage your account

For billing, claims, payments and policy changes, please log in to your client portal.

Frequently asked questions about our insurance coverage.

State law does not require personal boat insurance. We recommend it in case your boat is stolen, damaged, or causes an injury. If you're financing your boat, or use a marina, you may be required to carry certain insurance. Learn more

Every historic home is unique. We can help you find the right coverage for your older house, including repairs to custom craftsmanship, special materials or antique furniture and collections. Learn more

If your RV is motorized you’ll need minimum liability coverage for bodily or property damage. A towable RV will be on your vehicle's auto insurance for liability while on the road, but you may need separate coverage when it’s parked. Learn more

Individuals like you can get standard health plans that cover most medical services, to specialty offerings to pay additional medical costs for you and your family. We’ll show you your options. Learn more

Most employers in our state are required to have workers' compensation to provide benefits to employees who get injured or become ill on the job and help them recover and return to work. Learn more