What insurance is cheaper than Progressive? This question is about Progressive

Geico and USAA are among the insurance companies that are cheaper than Progressive. Progressive car insurance has an average premium of $1,033 per year for minimum coverage, compared to $796 per year for Geico and $807 per year for USAA. Car Insurance Companies Cheaper Than Progressive Insurer Average Premium for Minimum Coverage Average Premium for Full Coverage Progressive $1,033 per year $4,041 per year Geico $796 per year $2,886 per year USAA $807 per year $2,802 per year Travelers $893 per year $3,518 per year AAA $979 per year $5,509 per year Note: Rates are an approximation based on a driver in California. Actual rates will vary. For more information about Progressive, check out WalletHub’s full Progressive review.

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Geico and USAA are among the insurance companies that are cheaper than Progressive. Progressive car insurance has an average premium of $1,033 per year for minimum coverage, compared to $796 per year for Geico and $807 per year for USAA.

Car Insurance Companies Cheaper Than Progressive

Insurer	Average Premium for Minimum Coverage	Average Premium for Full Coverage
Progressive	$1,033 per year	$4,041 per year
Geico	$796 per year	$2,886 per year
USAA	$807 per year	$2,802 per year
Travelers	$893 per year	$3,518 per year
AAA	$979 per year	$5,509 per year

Note: Rates are an approximation based on a driver in California. Actual rates will vary.

For more information about Progressive, check out WalletHub’s full Progressive review.

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What insurance company is better than Progressive?

Geico is better than Progressive, based on factors like average premiums, number of discounts available, and customer service record. Of the 10 largest car insurance companies, only Geico and USAA are cheaper than Progressive, on average.

How Progressive Compares to Popular Alternatives

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Progressive	$1,033 per year	4.3 ...

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Why is Progressive so cheap?

Progressive is so cheap because it offers a wide variety of discounts and gives consumers tools to acheive the best rates possible, such as Progressive's price comparison tool and their Name Your Price® program. A minimum coverage policy from Progressive costs an average of $54 per month, and Progressive premiums can be made even cheaper by taking advantage of discounts such as continuous insurance discount and paperless discount. Plus, Progressive rewards customer loyalty with discounts...

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How can I get cheaper car insurance?

The best way to get cheaper car insurance is to compare quotes from multiple companies and then switch to whichever insurer offers the coverage you want at the cheapest rate. Other ways to get cheaper car insurance include taking advantage of discounts, improving your driving record, and raising your credit score.

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1. Compare quotes every 6-12 months.

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