Car Insurance for Military members
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Official and insurer sources lay out the rules, discounts and programs available to military members.
What to know about car insurance for military members
- Active duty and retired servicemembers, plus National Guard or Reserves members, can get 15 percent off (up to, total premium) from GEICO. (Service member discounts (geico.com))
- Deploying into imminent danger pay areas qualifies for GEICO's Emergency Deployment Discount. (Discount page (geico.com))
- Keep your car on base and USAA takes 15 percent off (up to). (Military auto policy (usaa.com))
- If you deploy, or store the insured car, USAA gives 60 percent off (up to). (Coverage for service members (usaa.com))
- In certain circumstances, the SCRA lets servicemembers end a motor vehicle lease early with no penalty. (U.S. Department of Justice: Know Your Rights: Servicemembers Civil Relief Act)
- The SCRA caps interest at 6 percent per year (max) on pre-service debts, including vehicle loans. (U.S. Department of Justice: Know Your Rights: Servicemembers Civil Relief Act)
Your personal estimate
The calculator prices your car in your state using your age and record, and it needs no name or phone number. (Your estimate)
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