AAA giving back $100 million in auto insurance refunds during coronavirus shutdown
The insurance company has received fewer auto insurance claims since last month, when local and statewide health directives told residents to stay home and only leave to do essential chores or essential work.
"With many facing financial hardship during these challenging times, this refund is a natural step in serving our members when they need it most,"
The refunds will benefit insurance customers at
Other insurers are offering customers similar refunds.
On Thursday, Nationwide informed its insurance customers it was offering a one-time premium refund of
"We are offering this rapid relief at a time when many drivers are making the right choice to stay off the road and remain home to help 'flatten the curve,'" according to the notice from Nationwide.
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