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5 Hidden Insurance Fees to Avoid
Installment payment fee
Many car insurance companies charge a fee to pay your premiums in monthly installments, rather than in one annual lump sum. States don’t regulate these fees, so they can be significantly higher than the cost insurers pay to process your payments.
Your carrier might offer a discount for paying your yearly premium up front: Progressive‘s paid-in-full discount is worth up to 15% off, one of the best in the market.
Progressive offers more than a dozen other discounts, including for homeowners and safe drivers. Policyholders who qualify for the multiple-car discount average a saving of 12% off their premiums.
Progressive Auto Insurance
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Progressive offers a number of lines of insurance to allow for bundling, and convenient tools to help you keep your coverage within your budget.
Auto-Owners will also discount your rate if you pay in full upfront. The Michigan-based insurer is known for its affordable rates, especially for minimum coverage policies and for specialty vehicles, including classic cars and vehicles modified for accessibility.
Auto-Owners Insurance
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Auto-Owners offers affordable premiums with high customer satisfaction ratings. There are 12 different types of discounts available, as well as various other types of insurance besides auto.
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At this time, there is no limit to the number of withdrawals or transfers you can make from your online savings account
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