Sydney Garth, Credit Cards Moderator
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Yes, Auto-Owners prorates your refund if you cancel mid-policy. Customers who have already paid their auto policy premium upfront and in full are usually eligible for a refund for any unused days left in the policy period. However, if you pay your premium monthly, you may not get a refund when canceling.
You will need to contact your local insurance agent in order to cancel your policy. They will also let you know what the amount of your refund will be.
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No, you cannot cancel your Auto-Owners insurance policy online because Auto-Owners requires all policies to be canceled over the phone (to call them at 1-800-346-0346). Auto-Owners insurance policies can be canceled at any time, with no cancellation fee.
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Yes, you can cancel Auto-Owners insurance at any time by contacting Auto-Owners and either canceling your coverage immediately or setting a cancellation date for the future. Just make sure you have a new policy in place or you sell your vehicle before canceling so you don’t face penalties for driving without insurance.
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