Charges for setting up or managing policies, ranging from $$10 to $$50.
Choose online management or automatic renewals to reduce or waive fees.
Fees for renewing policies late, typically $$10 to $$25.
Set your policy to auto-renew or renew early to avoid these charges.
Additional $$1 to $$10 for paying with credit cards or in installments.
Switch to annual payments or direct bank transfers to save.
Fees of $$10 to $$50 for missed payment deadlines.
Set up auto-payment or request a waiver for first-time occurrences.
Charged for ending policies early, typically $$25 to $$75.
Review terms before signing up; some new insurers may cover cancellation costs.
Additional costs for non-owner policies, ranging from $$10 to $$30 monthly.
Use rental car insurance or credit card coverage to save.
Extra charges for risky drivers, from $$100 to $$1,000.
Take a defensive driving course or shop for insurers with lower rates.
Processing fees for claims, usually $$10 to $$50 per claim.
Pay out-of-pocket for minor damages and inquire about claim-free discounts.
Optional add-ons costing $$5 to $$25 annually.
Avoid duplication if you already have coverage through AAA or your car manufacturer.
Costs $$5 to $$20 for rental coverage during repairs.
Check credit card benefits for rental car insurance before adding to your policy.
Mandatory fees varying by state, typically $$20 to $$50 annually.
Non-negotiable, but reduce impact with safe-driving or bundling discounts.
Coverage costs $$20 to $$100 annually for added protection.
Evaluate local risks but keep coverage to avoid high costs after accidents.
Fees of $$10 to $$50 for each driver added to the policy.
Limit drivers to only those who regularly use the vehicle or seek discounts for low-risk drivers.
Required inspections cost $$25 to $$50 for new policies.
Ask for waivers for renewals or provide photo verification for existing policies.