Car Insurance Rebates

Will do. So far no rebate from Safety Insurance.

I can't even get a rebate from my workers comp. insurance company (Liberty Mutual) even though I've had to let all of my employees go.

I got an email from Travelers. They are issuing 15% rebates for April and May.

No action required on my part.

Looks like GEICO is giving 15 percent.

My insurance is giving a $50 rebate.

Desert, does that mean you were paying $600 a month for the car you parked or was there several other cars involved?

God damn, how many DUIs have you had DS?

@loper call your state office that regulates Workers Comp, the insurance is based on payroll if you have no payroll there shouldn’t be any charges ASFAIK how would you prepay WC insurances anyway? I pay it monthly and it’s always based on previous payroll.

I pay annually, and the amount is estimated for the following year based on the previous year. Eventually perhaps I'll get a refund. Also, in my state the insurance companies are forced to provide workers comp. but don't want to do it, so any flack I give them will get my policy canceled and I will possibly be unable to hire workers in the future.

@looer if I were you I’d look into an employee leasing company, it will not only save you a bundle by getting you reduced rates but will free up your office to take care of customers and take HR filings and responsibilities off your hands.

I have Progressive and have not received any notice of a rebate - but my renewal is due next-month and it's down about 15% from my previous amount 6-months ago.

Cali is considering legislation that will compell insurers to return excess or windfall premium and if it passes the the rest of the states will probably follow businesses are being forced to pay for protection that they can’t use as there is no liability if they aren’t executing operations

Just found out I'm getting a minor rebate on my LM workers comp. yeah, sort of.

My Car Insurance company is giving me 15% paybacks for April and May, this is not a discount. So when the quarantine is over the rates will stay the same (or even go up) and no more 15% paybacks. Also, the paybacks are sent after I make my payment, so they hold onto the money for about two weeks before sending the 15% payback. I drive 95% less and I get 15% back, seems about right.

20% back from Amica

The nazis in California will now void contracts? Democrats in pwer lol; all imptent wannabe Joe Stalins.

@skibum since when did insurers ever live up to a contract, in all my years in business the three times I've had no recourse other than to sue it was twice an insurance company's failure to pay according to the the terms of their contract with me, and once a construction manager who was working on behalf of an insurance company's roll up project blanket. I prevailed all three times, fuck those insurance co.s, as a group their M.O. is stall, obfuscate, and delay, I am glad to see a state even if it's Cali with the resources and lawyer power go after those thieves.

i’m now driving my bad ass prius a whole lot less... but I still haven’t heard back from allstate.

^ Most are publicly traded companies, I'm sure that information is available, if you are willing to take the time to break it down.

Something like 15% back from NewJersey Manufactrers in’s on auto policy.

My insurance company emailed my renewal notice for June 2020 and with no accidents in 20 years and no tickets for 5 years, my mileage reduction is 95%, and with a huge (and expensive) media campaign to inform their customers how we "are in good hands" and we "are in this together" my premium was lowered by a whopping 88 cents for six months. To clarify the 88 cents reduction is for the entire six months, not every month for six months.

I just got a $40 check from All state for our two cars

Liberty Mutual is doing 15% on autos. Really meaningless.

I think Liberty Mutual owes us all something for their god-awful annoying TV commercials I've worn a paint off the mute button

Insurance is one of those categories that penalizes loyalty.