Where to find your figures
Use the total premiums from your current declarations page and renewal offer. Match the policy term and check that the coverages, limits, endorsements, and fees are comparable.
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Put your current and renewal premiums side by side. See the dollar change, the percentage change, and what one covered claim could cost with each deductible.
Enter figures from your policy, quote, or benefits summary.
Worked example
A $1,440 annual premium rising to $1,800 increases by $360 per year, or 25%.
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The claim scenario assumes a covered loss large enough to use the full applicable deductible under either policy. The figures compare costs under your inputs. Review any coverage changes alongside the price.
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Behind the estimate
Use the total premiums from your current declarations page and renewal offer. Match the policy term and check that the coverages, limits, endorsements, and fees are comparable.
Subtract the current premium from the renewal premium. Divide the change by the current premium for the percentage. For the optional claim scenario, add each full deductible to its term premium.
A $1,440 annual premium rising to $1,800 increases by $360 per year, or 25%.
The claim scenario assumes a covered loss large enough to use the full applicable deductible under either policy. The figures compare costs under your inputs. Review any coverage changes alongside the price.
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Questions to ask at renewal, including how the deductible is stated.
Before you decide
Use premiums for equal-length terms. If you annualize a six-month premium by doubling it, label that assumption when comparing quotes. The actual price of the next six months may change.
Compare the declarations and endorsements line by line. Look for changes in limits, deductibles, discounts, and how the insurer settles a loss, such as a switch from roof replacement cost to actual cash value.
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