Catherine C Ford, Writer
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Yes, Erie lets you pay late, as long as you make a payment within 30 days after your bill’s due date, though the exact number of days depends on your state. Erie also charges a late fee that usually costs $10, but the price of the fee can vary by state, as well.
Once the due date for your bill has passed, Erie will send a notice of cancellation within 30 days of the original due date. This cancellation notice will include a final date by which your bill has to be paid before your policy is canceled.
Erie’s Payment Policies
- You can make payments by calling 800-458-0811, online using Erie's payment portal, mailing Erie Insurance Group, and using the Erie mobile app.
- Erie charges a fee for late payments, and the price can vary by state.
- You can set up automatic payments with Erie.
- Erie offers discounts if you pay your premium in full up front.
- Erie is required by law to send you a notice before they cancel your policy.
If the cost of your car insurance payments is an issue, there are several things you can do to reduce your premium. You can shop around with other companies for a cheaper quote, reduce your current coverage if possible, and ask your insurer about any discounts that you might be eligible for.
For more information about saving money on car insurance, check out WalletHub’s guide on how to lower your car insurance costs.
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