Compare before you renew — every time
Insurers refile their rates regularly, and a price that was competitive at signup quietly stops being competitive. Comparing quotes at each renewal is the single most effective lever most drivers have, and it costs nothing but a couple of minutes.
Raise your deductible — deliberately
Moving from a $250 to a $1,000 deductible can meaningfully lower your collision and comprehensive premium. Only do it if you could actually cover that deductible from savings after a claim.
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Comparing quotes is the single most reliable way to lower a rate. It is free and takes two minutes.
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Ask for the discounts you are not getting
Multi-policy, safe-driver, low-mileage, good-student, paid-in-full, and telematics discounts are rarely applied automatically. You generally get them by asking. Bundling your auto and home or renters policy is often the largest single discount available.
What is not worth chasing
Cancelling coverage you actually need to save a few dollars a month is a false economy. So is switching carriers so often that you lose loyalty and claims-free credits. Chase value, not the lowest possible number.