Opting Out? We're Sad to See You Go!

We can find you the best quotes for your unique circumstances, but we can’t change your driving record or other aspects that impact your insurance options. Here are a few things that can make a big impact now, and in the future.

• Bundle your auto insurance with other policies

  One of the easiest ways to save is by settling on a single insurer for multiple policies. Most insurance companies will automatically prorate savings and pass them along to you.

• Consider a family or group insurance plan

  Insurance costs are often lower if you share a policy with multiple people. Bundle each family member’s insurance or go in on a policy with a group to find lower rates.

• Build your credit score

  The better your credit, the easier it is to get a cheaper insurance policy. Insurance companies use this metric to determine insurance costs, so you’ll want to work on improving your credit to lower premiums.

• Take a defensive driving course

  If your driving record is a little rough, it can help to take a defensive driving course. Insurance companies often take that into account, and it can often lower your rates.

• Purchase a vehicle with the latest safety features

  Cars with safety and anti-theft features can help out your insurance prices because they’re less likely to be stolen or damaged. Definitely take a look at these.

• Ask about discounts that might be available

  Depending on your personal history and a few other factors, there may be a discount or two you qualify for that could lower your rate even further. Some of the most common discounts include good driver or senior discounts.