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Bookmark or Share- Collision Deductible Waivers | ProgressiveA collision deductible waiver may make sense if you choose a high deductible for your collision coverage. Auto insurance deductibles typically range from $100 to $2,500. If you have a deductible at or above $1,000, then a CDW could save you a significant amount if an uninsured motorist damages your vehicle .
- Free Windshield Replacement States | ProgressiveIf you have comprehensive coverage and meet all coverage requirements, your insurance company cannot apply a deductible for a covered windshield replacement claim in these states: Kentucky; Florida; South Carolina; These three states waive the deductible for windshield claims, so they are often referred to as "zero deductible" states.
- Car Insurance Deductibles Explained - ProgressiveThe most common deductible our drivers choose is $500. Here’s a simple way of understanding it: Higher deductible = Lower car insurance rate, higher out-of-pocket costs. Lower deductible = Higher car insurance rate, lower out-of-pocket costs. Let's compare a $500 deductible to a $1,000 deductible.
- Pet Insurance Deductibles Explained - ProgressiveDeductible amounts can range anywhere from $0 to $1,000, depending on the insurer. There are also different types of pet insurance deductibles which can affect how much you pay out of pocket for covered care. What is an annual deductible for pet insurance? An annual pet insurance deductible is a deductible that you only need to pay once a year.
- Comprehensive Car Insurance Deductibles | ProgressiveLower deductible. A lower comprehensive deductible saves you money on out-of-pocket repair costs, but you'll usually have a higher insurance rate. If you're OK with paying a bit more on your car insurance in exchange for lower repair costs, or anticipate needing to file a claim or two, then a lower comprehensive deductible may make sense for you.
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