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Lower your car or home insurance bill

Insurance prices vary from company to company. Ask your insurer for a discount review, and compare at least three quotes. You make the call; we never call for you.

Key facts

Before you call

Call script

  1. Open the callHi, my name is [your name], policy [policy number]. I'm reviewing my policy before renewal. Can you do a discount review and find me a lower price?

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What you save

More options

Promo length, one-time fees.

You save in the first year

$240

$20 a month

Example values filled in: $900 now, $780 new. Change them to yours.

Show the math
  • Saved on each 6-month bill: $900 − $780 = $120 (about $20 a month)
  • First year: $120 × 12 months ÷ 6 = $240

Formula: (bill now − new price) × months the new price lasts (up to 12), minus any one-time fees. For a 6- or 12-month bill, divide by 6 or 12.

Other bills

Sources

We don't call, cancel or send anything for you. You make the calls and send the requests. General information, not legal advice. No company pays to be on this page.

FAQ

What should I have ready before I call about my car or home insurance bill?

Your declarations page: coverages, limits, deductibles, and the premium for 6 or 12 months. Two or three quotes with the same limits and deductibles.

How do I work out what I saved?

Bill now minus the new price, per month, times the months the new price lasts (up to 12 for the first year), minus one-time fees. Example: $900 − $780 = $120 per 6-month bill, × 12 ÷ 6 = $240.

Estimates, not financial advice. Taxes, insurance, PMI and fees vary by lender, county and city; confirm with your lender, dealer and state agency before acting.