MetLife does not offer a pay-in-full discount. Some insurers, such as Progressive and Allstate, allow customers to pay less for coverage if they pay the entire cost of their policy in-full up front. But unfortunately, MetLife does not.
Even though MetLife doesn’t let you save by paying your entire premium up front, you can still take advantage of other discounts. For example, MetLife has a multi-policy discount for drivers who have a qualifying life or home insurance policy in addition to their auto insurance.
You get up to 5 tows per year with Allstate, depending on the roadside assistance plan you choose and the number of people you add. Allstate offers two roadside assistance plans, the Roadside Advantage plan, which costs less than $8 per month, and the Roadside Elite plan, which is less than $14 per month. Roadside coverage with Allstate can also be included as an add-on to your insurance policy for $25+ per year, in which case you get unlimited tows.… read full answer
You can use your Allstate roadside assistance service calls for more than just towing, too. Allstate also offers other services like jump starts, fuel delivery, tire changes, lockout services, and trip-interruption compensation.
Allstate Motor Club Towing Limits
Membership Plan
Free Tows per Year
Tow Coverage
Allstate Roadside Advantage
3 to 5 tows
10 miles per tow
Allstate Roadside Elite
4 to 7 tows
100 miles per tow
Insurance Add-On
Unlimited*
Reimbursement up to $100+ per tow
*With the insurance add-on, the number of tows, coverage for tows, and other roadside assistance services can vary by state.
If you are in immediate need of assistance, you can use Allstate’s online portal or call 1-877-597-3393. Alternatively, use this page to request Allstate assistance if you are not a member.
If you do not have a roadside assistance membership or you’ve already used your allotted tows, you will need to pay out of pocket for assistance. The non-member price is $119 for a tow of 5 miles or less and an extra $5.00 for every mile above 5 miles.
Yes, Nationwide does offer liability car insurance. Nationwide liability car insurance is available in 50 states, costs an average of $84 per month ($1,005 annually), and pays for other drivers’ injuries and property damage if you are at fault for an accident. Nationwide also offers other major types of car insurance such as personal injury protection and roadside assistance. … read full answer
Cost of Nationwide Liability Car Insurance
State
Average Monthly Premium
Pennsylvania
$36
Illinois
$52
Florida
$54
Texas
$73
California
$84
Note: This is a sample of premiums from some of the states where Nationwide liability car insurance is available.
In addition to auto liability insurance, Nationwide offers other personal and commercial types of liability coverage.
Types of Liability Insurance Offered by Nationwide
Yes, you can go to jail for not having car insurance in many states. Driving without car insurance can result in 10 days to 1 year of jail time for a first offense, and repeat offenses may come with even longer sentences. You will also face other serious consequences if you drive without insurance, such as large fines or license and registration suspension.… read full answer
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