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Compare auto, home, renters, life, pet and travel insurance by premiums, deductibles, coverage and FairPrice score.
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- GEICO Auto Standard — GEICO · $152/mo · GEICO stays a top-3 pick on price for clean-record drivers. Rates are transparent online and quotes rarely balloon during checkout, which is not something we can say about every competitor.
- Progressive Snapshot — Progressive · $138/mo · Snapshot rewards good drivers with 15-30% off, but hard-brakers get hit. Best for confident drivers who mostly commute during daytime.
- State Farm Full Coverage — State Farm · $178/mo · Higher premiums than GEICO but local agents matter when you file a claim. Best for families that value someone picking up the phone.
- USAA Auto — USAA · $124/mo · If you qualify, USAA is usually the cheapest and highest-rated option. Non-military households cannot access it.
- Lemonade Renters — Lemonade · $12/mo · Cheapest renters policy for most 20-30-somethings. Full quote and bind in under 3 minutes from the app.
- State Farm HO-3 — State Farm · $145/mo · Balanced homeowners policy — not the cheapest, not the most expensive. Bundling with auto usually pushes the combined bill below competitors.
- Progressive Home — Progressive · $135/mo · Underwritten through partners, but the bundle with Progressive auto is where the savings show up. Solo policy is nothing special.
- Allstate HouseAndHome — Allstate · $178/mo · Premium homeowners policy with real perks for going claim-free. Baseline price is high but claim rewards and hazard rebates recover some of it.
- Oscar Silver On-Exchange — Oscar Health · $425/mo · Tech-forward health plan with strong virtual care. Narrow networks are the tradeoff. Confirm your doctor is in-network before enrolling.
- Kaiser Gold HMO — Kaiser Permanente · $512/mo · If you live in a Kaiser region, this is one of the best-rated integrated health systems in the country. Care and insurance are the same company.
- Haven Life Term 20 — Haven Life (MassMutual) · $22/mo · Fully online underwriting for healthy applicants under 45 can bypass the medical exam. Rates are competitive but not the absolute cheapest.
- Ethos Term Life — Ethos · $25/mo · Ethos underwrites through Legal & General America, so pricing is real. Best for healthy applicants who want a fully digital experience.
- Lemonade Pet — Lemonade · $30/mo · Cheapest pet policy on average for a young healthy dog. Preventive care is an add-on, not baked in.
- Trupanion Pet — Trupanion · $68/mo · Best for owners who fear the six-figure surgery bill. Higher monthly but no annual/lifetime caps and vets can be paid directly.
- Allianz OneTrip Prime — Allianz Travel · $145/yr · Solid mid-priced travel policy with strong trip cancellation and medical evacuation limits. Good for one-off international trips.
- World Nomads Explorer — World Nomads · $210/yr · Built for backpackers and adventure travelers — covers activities most policies exclude (surfing, trekking, mountaineering).