Auto Insurance

Married drivers typically pay less for car insurance. Combine your auto insurance policies and you could be saving approximately 10 to 12 percent.

*Edmunds estimates the average savings for married couples is 10-12 percent. On average, a 20-year-old female pays 22 percent less when she is married.

If you own a home, you could be saving up to 3 percent on your auto insurance policy. Want to save even more? Bundling your home and auto insurance can save you up to 8 percent on your current coverage costs.

*Data provided by Value Penguin.

Would it surprise you to learn that those with average credit scores paid $214 a year more on car insurance than similar drivers with better scores. How you manage your credit record is a used to measure driving responsibility. A poor score can increase your auto insurance rates.

*Data provided by Consumer Reports. Credit use is not applicable California.

Do you commute? Use your car for business or pleasure? If you’ve started driving less or changed your vehicle use since the you purchased your policy, it’s time to re-quote. Lower miles and a change is use could reduce auto insurance premium by as much as 5-10 percent.

*Data provided by Consumer Federation of America.