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While certain expenses like registration fees, fuel, and repair costs are out of your control, one cost you can shave down is car insurance. Nationally, the average cost for car insurance that includes liability, uninsured motorist coverage, and collision and comprehensive insurance is $1,998 a year for a 30-year-old driver, according to Forbes Advisor’s research.
One of the ways to reduce your car insurance bill is by getting discounts. There are more than a dozen common car insurance discounts, and some you might not realize you’re already eligible for. And sometimes you have to proactively ask your car insurance agent for a review of discounts to make sure you’re getting all the savings you qualify for. Looking at some of the top companies’ multi-policy discounts shows Farmers is leading the way with bundling deductions on an auto policy when you also have a home, condo, or renters policy. Bundling your auto and home policies gives you the best discount across the board, with discounts from 6% to 26%. Renters don’t get as much of a break, with discounts ranging from 2% to 9%, but every little bit helps.
The average discounts are 13% for homeowners, 11% for condo owners, and 7% for renters. United state only
One of the ways to reduce your car insurance bill is by getting discounts. There are more than a dozen common car insurance discounts, and some you might not realize you’re already eligible for. And sometimes you have to proactively ask your car insurance agent for a review of discounts to make sure you’re getting all the savings you qualify for. Looking at some of the top companies’ multi-policy discounts shows Farmers is leading the way with bundling deductions on an auto policy when you also have a home, condo, or renters policy. Bundling your auto and home policies gives you the best discount across the board, with discounts from 6% to 26%. Renters don’t get as much of a break, with discounts ranging from 2% to 9%, but every little bit helps.
The average discounts are 13% for homeowners, 11% for condo owners, and 7% for renters. United state only
