Expect refunds from auto insurers
Major insurers of auto policies have all announced refunds of at least 15 percent for at least April and May.
"All auto insurers should be recognizing the reduced driving consequence of the pandemic and be returning a portion of premiums,"
So far,
Allstate customers will get a 15 percent refund for April and May that will be deposited on the credit card most recently used to make a payment.
"We recognize the extreme financial toll the COVID-19 pandemic is taking on
Progressive will issue a 20 percent premium credit for April and May, as will
Toal noted these insurers also complied with his request to refrain from canceling or not renewing due to nonpayment because of factors related to COVID-19.
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