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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsJust got an email from my car insurance...
apparently, they're gonna float me a 15% discount. Supposed to see it soon.
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Just got an email from my car insurance... (Original Post)
Wounded Bear
Apr 2020
OP
The auto insurers are stepping up. Your health insurance company never does that, do they? nt
Progressive Jones
Apr 2020
#3
They can probably afford it, since the national fleet mileage is way down.
A HERETIC I AM
Apr 2020
#7
If you're driving way less miles I would imagine any company will let you adjust yearly mileage
mr_lebowski
Apr 2020
#8
SWBTATTReg
(22,183 posts)1. I'm hoping that mine does it too, I'm with Progressive. Good for you!
Wounded Bear
(58,755 posts)2. Hartford, through AARP...
Progressive Jones
(6,011 posts)3. The auto insurers are stepping up. Your health insurance company never does that, do they? nt
Wounded Bear
(58,755 posts)5. Haven't had "real" insurance in years...
I get mine from the VA, based on my living in basic poverty.
A HERETIC I AM
(24,380 posts)7. They can probably afford it, since the national fleet mileage is way down.
Less driving by folks in general obviously means less accidents.
Sherman A1
(38,958 posts)4. I got the email this morning from mine
15% rebate for March & April. I imagine at the next renewal the rates will jack up to pay for their generosity.
Wounded Bear
(58,755 posts)6. I try not to be too cynical...
kind of difficult these days, I must admit.
mr_lebowski
(33,643 posts)8. If you're driving way less miles I would imagine any company will let you adjust yearly mileage
downwards, thus lowering your rate.
BBG
(2,559 posts)9. USAA sharing a two month 20% reduction
sarcasmo
(23,968 posts)10. American Family says I'm getting a 50 dollar check. I think 15-20 percent is a better deal.
SharonClark
(10,014 posts)13. Same with Nationwide Auto.
asiliveandbreathe
(8,203 posts)11. AARP the Hartford..notice on their website...newsroom-home...
The Hartford is working with state insurance departments to make these refunds as quickly as possible. The company intends to issue refunds over the next two months to all personal auto insurance customers with policies in force as of April 1, 2020. The refunds will be made by check or direct deposit into the account the customer used to pay their bill. No action is needed from customers, the refund will occur automatically.
https://newsroom.thehartford.com/newsroom-home/news-releases/news-releases-details/2020/The-Hartfords-COVID-19-Personal-Auto-Payback-Plan-To-Provide-Customers-With-Relief-During-Pandemic/default.aspx
15% off for April and May....nice...
More at link...
CRK7376
(2,204 posts)12. USAA sent
me notification that I am getting 20% off our monthy bill for the next 2 months. Cool!