Does getting a divorce affect your auto insurance?
When I added my wife to my policy, I remember that my rates decreased due to the marriage discount. When I remove her from my policy, will they go back up?
. Statistically, married drivers are involved in fewer accidents and file fewer claims than single or divorced drivers.
However, this can depend on several factors and, depending on the situation, your rate could stay the same or decrease. Other common changes that also may happen when you are separating from a spouse from your policy include:
Address change
Removing or adding cars to the policy
Removing one or more drivers
Payment plan changes
Occupation changes
All of these factors can increase or decrease your policy. If your spouse had any negative driving activity, removing her from the policy may dramatically reduce your rate. If you are going down to one car, losing the
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