Elephant Auto Insurance launches new Diminishing Deductible feature
- At purchase, you receive an immediate reduction of
$100 on your$500 collision deductible - Each year you do not a have rate-impacting accident, your deductible decreases by
$100 (up to a maximum of$500 for the life of the policy) - Elephant's no reset guarantee is the first of its kind, promising not to reset your deductible after an accident, but instead freezes your deductible until your policy renewal, at which point savings resume
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"At Elephant we are always looking for ways to help our customers save money. That is why we are excited to launch Diminishing Deductible,"
On average, according to the
Diminishing Deductible is now available to prospective customers, as well as all current customers at the time of their policy renewal. To find out more about Diminishing Deductible from
About
Founded in 2009, Elephant is a direct-to-consumer insurance company offering auto, home, motorcycle, and life products to customers nationally. Elephant prides itself on providing quality services and great prices. Located in
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