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Question 15 of 17 in How Rates Are Determined

Do I have to pay an insurance premium after my auto is declared a total loss?


If your car was totaled before a new premium is due and you are no longer driving it, there is no reason for you to continue to pay premiums – since you no longer have any need for car insurance.
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