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redditr/personalfinanceposthomeownerScore: 0
This, 100% Especially if you pay 6mo at a time. Most companies seem to have a one time deal if you sign up and pay your entire premium all at once. Then 6mo later, you don't get the same deal again (I imagine they figure it's too much work to shop around again, so you'll just pay the higher price). Shop around to the next company and get another one time deal. I usually rotate between gieco, progressive, and state farm every 6mo, and save a ~~few hundred~~ ~$150 every time. (OP is in the UK. Not sure how it works there, but if you're in the US, you're almost assuredly able to save a lot of money just by shopping for new auto insurance) EDIT: Was alerted that the (top of my head guess) estimated savings was probably high at "a few hundred". It is actually closer to $150 savings, depending on company. Correction made for accuracy!
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https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/comments/mlh15d/another_driver_drove_in_to_my_car_a_year_ago/gtlf8ip/
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4/6/2021, 5:55:06 PM
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3/15/2026, 9:25:27 AM

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