Melissa Sherrard, Car Insurance Writer
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The General's payment options are credit cards and electronic checks. The General customers can also set up automatic payments using a credit card or electronic check in most states. The General customers have the option of paying premiums in monthly installments or as one lump sum. Choosing to pay in full up front may even result in discounts in some states.
Ways To Pay Your The General Car Insurance Premium
- Online using The General's payment portal
- By calling 1 (844) 328 0306
- By mailing a check to The General Insurance / PO Box 305076 / Nashville TN 37230-5076
- Using the The General mobile app
Some of these payment options might not be available in all situations or all states, however. If you have further questions about paying your The General premium, you can call (844) 328-0306.
To learn more, check out WalletHub's review of The General.
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Does The General offer full coverage insurance?
Yes, The General offers full coverage car insurance. Full coverage from The General typically includes at least a state's minimum required car insurance coverage along with collision and comprehensive insurance to protect the policyholder's vehicle.
Full coverage car insurance from The General costs $7,393 per year, on average, and is more expensive than a liability-only policy since it provides more coverage.
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Can I get cheap car insurance from The General?
No, you can’t really get cheap car insurance from The General. Car insurance from The General costs $2,408 per year on average, according to WalletHub’s research, placing the company among the more expensive on the market. By comparison, State Farm’s average annual premium is $881 and GEICO’s is $1,034.
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