
- Thinking about raising your auto insurance deductible to save on premiums?
- It can lower your bill—but if you pick the wrong amount, a claim could get expensive fast
- Your deductible is what you pay out of pocket before insurance kicks in for collision or comprehensive claims
HOOK
Thinking about raising your auto insurance deductible to save on premiums? It can lower your bill—but if you pick the wrong amount, a claim could get expensive fast. [Driver reviewing an insurance app on a phone, then a quick cut to a repair estimate]
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KEY POINT 1
Your deductible is what you pay out of pocket before insurance kicks in for collision or comprehensive claims. So if you raise it from $500 to $1,000, you may pay less each month—but you’ll owe more if your car is damaged.
KEY POINT 2
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That tradeoff only makes sense if you can comfortably cover the higher amount today. A good rule: don’t set a deductible higher than the cash you could actually pay tomorrow without stress. [Person checking savings balance and comparing it to a repair bill]

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