March 5, 2026
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How to save money when getting auto insurance

Shop Around and Compare Quotes

Bundle Your Policies

Raise Your Deductible

Ask About Discounts

Improve Your Credit Score

Reduce Coverage You Don’t Need

Maintain a Clean Driving Record

Consider Usage‑Based or Pay‑Per‑Mile Insurance

Drive a Car That’s Cheaper to Insure

Review Your Policy Every 6–12 Months

 

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1. Shop Around and Compare Quotes
Insurance prices vary widely between companies.
Get quotes from:

At least 3–5 insurance providers
Independent comparison sites
Local insurance agents
You can often save simply by switching.

2. Bundle Your Policies
Most insurers give discounts when you bundle:

Auto + Home
Auto + Renters
Auto + Life
This is called a multi-policy discount, and it can save 10–25%.

3. Raise Your Deductible
A higher deductible (what you pay out of pocket in a claim) lowers your insurance cost.
Common deductibles:

$500
$1,000
Choosing a higher one usually reduces your premium.

4. Ask About Discounts
Insurance companies offer many discounts, such as:

Good driver
Good student
Military or employer discounts
Safety features (airbags, anti-theft, etc.)
Paying the full policy upfront
Paperless billing
Low mileage

Always ask, “What discounts am I eligible for?”

5. Improve Your Credit Score
In many states, insurance companies use credit scores to set rates.
Better credit = lower premium.

6. Reduce Coverage You Don’t Need
Depending on your situation, you might adjust:

Rental reimbursement
Roadside assistance
Comprehensive/collision on older cars

Example: If your car is very old, it may not be worth paying for full coverage.

7. Maintain a Clean Driving Record
Avoid:

Tickets
Accidents
Claims
A clean record can lower your rate significantly.

8. Consider Usage‑Based or Pay‑Per‑Mile Insurance
Some companies offer insurance where your cost is based on:

How much you drive
How safely you drive

Great for people who drive less or work from home.

9. Drive a Car That’s Cheaper to Insure
Insurance costs are lower for cars that are:

Safe
Cheap to repair
Less likely to be stolen
Sports cars and luxury cars are the most expensive.

10. Review Your Policy Every 6–12 Months
Rates change often.
Rechecking your options helps ensure you’re not paying more than you should.

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