How To Slash Your Car Insurance Costs Up To 54 In 10 Easy Steps - Part 1
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How to Slash Your Car Insurance Costs by 54% in 10 Easy Steps - Part 1
Summary
Learn how to dramatically reduce your car insurance costs regardless of your state, age, or driving record.---
Introduction
Are you spending too much on car insurance? Whether it’s $800, $1,000, or $2,000 a year, you can reduce that amount by over 50% with a few targeted strategies. While saving money won't happen in 30 seconds, spending 30 minutes this week could save you up to $6,000 over the next decade. Ready to start? Grab your insurance declarations page and take some notes!
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Strategy 1: Maximize Discounts for Vehicle Safety Features
Ensure you're receiving all applicable discounts for safety features like:
- Front, side, or head curtain airbags
- Automatic seat belts
- Anti-theft alarms or tracking systems
- ABS or traction control
List the features your vehicle has and verify you’re getting the discounts.
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Strategy 2: Adjust Deductibles for Comprehensive and Collision
Insurance policies typically have two deductibles: "collision" and "comprehensive."
- Opt for at least a $500 deductible, ideally $1,000.
- Moving from a $100-$250 deductible to $500 can save you up to 40% on premiums.
Yes, a $1,000 deductible is significant, but it’s worth the savings.
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Strategy 3: Evaluate Property Damage Liability
Do you really need $100,000 in property damage coverage? Most claims are covered by $50,000. If your net worth is low, consider reducing it to $25,000 or your state’s minimum.
Check your policy for liability coverage, often listed as 50/100/100. The third figure represents property damage liability?"consider reducing it.
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Strategy 4: Optimize Bodily Injury Liability
This coverage protects passengers in your car and others involved in an accident.
Determine your net worth to decide the coverage needed. If your net worth is $20,000 but you've insured $100,000, you’re overpaying.
Stick to the state minimum if your net worth is low. Make sure your current coverage aligns with your assets.
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Strategy 5: Review Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage
Uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage is often unnecessary if you have collision coverage.
- Check if this coverage is required by your state. If not, cancel it.
- If required, only carry the minimum.
For state requirements, contact your State Department of Insurance directly.
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Stay tuned for Part 2 of How to Slash Your Car Insurance Costs by 54% in 10 Easy Steps.
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