How do you pay premium?

Annual vs Monthly Insurance Payment (US)

Paying in full saves 5–12%. Monthly installment fees add up to $50–$120/year. EFT is usually cheaper than credit card.

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The short answer

Pay-in-full discount is 5–12% at most US auto and home carriers. Monthly installment fees ($3–$10 per installment) plus lost discount usually add $50–$120/year. EFT (bank draft) is cheaper than credit card at many carriers. If cash flow is tight, at least switch from paper billing to EFT.

Frequently asked

Does paying with a rewards credit card offset the fee?
Rarely — the fee is often 2–3% higher than typical rewards.

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