Short answer: Often, but not automatically. Bundling home and auto with one carrier usually earns a multi-policy discount, but the bundled total isn't always the cheapest. Always price the bundle against the best standalone quotes before assuming it wins.
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the winner changes over time
The discount is real — carriers reward you for putting both policies under one roof, and it simplifies billing and claims. But a company can offer a great auto rate and a mediocre home rate, so the bundle wins on convenience while losing on total cost.
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The move is to get both a bundled quote and separate quotes at the same time, then compare the totals. Do it at renewal, and re-check every year or two, because the carrier that offers the best bundle today won't necessarily next year.