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You can get cheap insurance after an accident by shopping around for the lowest rates, by reducing your coverage, and by taking advantage of all the available discounts. Right now, the cheapest car insurance companies for drivers with one at-fault accident are State Farm, GEICO and USAA. It’s also important to point out that any increase in your premium is temporary, as an at-fault accident will usually fall off of your record after 3-5 years.
Cheapest Car Insurance Companies After an Accident
| Company | Monthly Premium |
| $76 | |
| $79 | |
| $99 | |
| $105 | |
| $107 |
When looking for an insurance company after an at-fault accident claim, there are a few things you can do to get the most affordable coverage while you work to improve your driving record. Since insurance companies calculate premiums differently, get multiple quotes so that you have a wider range of choices. You should also consider getting a higher deductible in order to lower your premium, as well as temporarily reducing the amount of coverage that you carry.
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