How To Get Cheaper Car Insurance During The COVID-19 Pandemic

LOS ANGELES, May 21, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Compare-autoinsurance.org has released a new blog post that explains to the drivers how to reduce car insurance expenses during this COVID-19 pandemic and following economic crisis. As the ongoing pandemic worsens in the US and the country remains in lockdown, tens of millions face the possibility of losing their jobs. Paying for some services, including car insurance, becomes more and more difficult. This is why policyholders should read the following tips.

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When faced with a limited budget available, car insurance policyholders should take into consideration the following tips:

    --  Ask the current insurance provider if they implemented
        coronavirus-related payment delays or plans. Many insurance companies
        quickly reacted to the coronavirus outbreak and its economic
        consequences. In order to protect their businesses and keep clients with
        them, companies allowed some compromises, including letting the clients
        suspend policies, delay premium payments, pausing cancelations caused by
        non-payments or non-renewals. Some companies even provide some forms of
        payment assistance. After this pandemic passes, the economy is likely to
        recover and many persons will return to work. This is also what
        insurance companies hope for and this is why they implemented special
        terms and conditions to provide support. It is important for the
        policyholders to talk with their insurers before the bills are issued.
    --  Temporarily suspend coverage. This basically means putting the coverage
        on pause and resume it when the policyholder is able to pay for it
        again. It's another effective way to prevent car insurance lapses and
        face higher premiums in the future. Usually, companies do not allow
        clients to suspend their policies, but in this case, they may make an
        exception. Either way, it is recommended to talk to the insurer and get
        its confirmation. This option may not be available for those who have
        car loans since lenders will ask for coverage on the vehicle.
    --  Totally drop coverage. Policyholders can ask to cancel coverage with any
        insurer and sign a new contract when the economic climate is more
        favorable. Just like the previous option, canceling coverage is likely
        unavailable for those who have car loans. Use this option only if you do
        not plan to drive the car after canceling the contract. Driving while
        uninsured is illegal and the penalties will be severe. Furthermore, the
        driver will be considered high-risk, thus making it harder to find
        coverage at affordable prices.
    --  Remove certain coverage and stick only to the minimum state-required.
        This is a good alternative for those who want to stick to the basics and
        pay less. But first, make sure to read the state's legislation and
        minimum coverage requirements. While some states impose only minimum
        liability coverage, other states also require other types of coverage,
        like uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, PIP coverage or other
        forms of medical payment coverage. If the policyholder already has a
        solid health insurance plan that covers him in case of an accident,
        keeping other forms of insurance may be redundant.
    --  Keep only the essential driver on the policy. Excluding drivers from a
        family car insurance plan is a sound way to get cheaper premiums. If
        some family members do no longer need to use the car, they should be
        excluded from the policy. Since schools and universities are closed, it
        makes sense to exclude teen drivers from policies. Teen drivers are
        usually the most expensive to insure and removing them from the coverage
        plans will greatly improve the rates. Just keep the person(s) who need
        to use the car and go to work

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