What insurance company is better than State Farm? This question is about State Farm

Geico and Progressive are better than State Farm, based on factors like average premiums, number of discounts available, and customer service record. Geico is also one of five top-10 car insurance companies that are cheaper on average than State Farm, along with Travelers, USAA and Progressive. How State Farm Compares to Popular Alternatives Insurance Company Average Premium WalletHub Editor Rating State Farm $1,032 per year 3.4 Geico $796 per year 4.5 USAA $807 per year 3.3 Progressive $1,033 per year 4.3 Allstate $1,262 per year 3.2 For more information about how State Farm compares to its competitors, check out WalletHub’s full State Farm insurance review.

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Geico and Progressive are better than State Farm, based on factors like average premiums, number of discounts available, and customer service record. Geico is also one of five top-10 car insurance companies that are cheaper on average than State Farm, along with Travelers, USAA and Progressive.

How State Farm Compares to Popular Alternatives

Insurance Company	Average Premium	WalletHub Editor Rating
State Farm	$1,032 per year	3.4
Geico	$796 per year	4.5
USAA	$807 per year	3.3
Progressive	$1,033 per year	4.3
Allstate	$1,262 per year	3.2

For more information about how State Farm compares to its competitors, check out WalletHub’s full State Farm insurance review.

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How do I cancel State Farm insurance?

To cancel State Farm insurance, the policyholder must call 800-STATEFARM, mail a cancellation letter, or cancel at a local State Farm office. You will need to provide basic information about yourself, your State Farm policy number, and the date you would like your policy to end. State Farm may also ask for the details of your new car insurance policy to verify you won't be driving without insurance.

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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.

10 Ways to Get Cheaper Car Insurance

1. Compare quotes every 6-12 months.

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Why is State Farm so cheap?

State Farm is so cheap because the company has more customers than any other provider, and their large market share allows them to keep their prices competitive. A minimum coverage policy from State Farm costs an average of $77 per month, and State Farm premiums can be made even cheaper by taking advantage of discounts such as passive restraint discount and anti-theft discount. Plus, State Farm rewards customer loyalty with discounts for insuring more than...

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