What car insurance company allows you to pay your policy in full for the whole year rather than 6months?
By Cars & Motorcycles on Mar 25, 2009 with Comments 6
Miss M asked: I want to pay my car insurance in full for a year, instead of 6 months. Geico and Progressive will not allow me. I live in New York City, Bronx County. Please help!
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cool u live in the bronx
all of them will take your money in full you just need to do it at a office your talking to the wrong person
I was going to say every company will let you pay for a year, but maybe I’m wrong…try different companies, surely one out there will. Good luck!
Hi Miss M,
I believe every company will write a 12 month policy.
I use a little company out of Texas the insures me in New York City. I went with them because they are 40% cheaper.
Good Luck
Travelers writes a full year auto policy & writes in NY. The best thing for you to do is to contact a local independent agent that writes for many companies. They probably have several that write full year policies.
Progressive only writes annual policies in some states. Most states they only write 6 month policies. GEICO, as far as I know, only writes 6 month policies.
Instead of wasting your time calling and emailing a bunch of different insurance agencies, try a site like Insure-Net and have them contact you. When you are filling out your free quote request, just specify that you want to pay for a year at a time. You might even get a lower rate by shopping around a bit. Hope this helps! Good Luck!!!