Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Great question! I’m happy to say that there are a lot of ways to lower your premium. Here are a few tips:
Shop around. Insurance pricing can vary from company to company, so it doesn’t hurt to shop around to see if you can find a lower rate. The easiest way to do this is with the
than others, so if you’re in the market for a new car, check out the insurance prices before you buy. Additionally, if you have any older cars on your policy, the premium might not be worth the payout in the event of an accident. Consider dropping coverage on older cars if the premium is more than one tenth of the car’s value.
Check your deductible. If you can afford a higher deductible, you’ll be able to lower your monthly bill that way. Keep in mind, though, that a higher deductible means that more financial burden will fall on you in the event of an accident.
Bundle your policies. Sometimes, you can save money by bundling your home and auto insurance. There are definitely pros and cons to this approach, so weigh your options before making a decision.
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