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How can we insure two cars on one policy?
My girlfriend and I have car insurance with two separate companies, but now that we’re moving in together, it only makes sense to get on one policy. How can we do that?
Chloe Jenkins · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
You’re absolutely right—if you share an address, you and your girlfriend could see significant savings by being on the same policy. To insure two cars on one policy, you can use one of the following methods:
- Join one of the existing policies. Either you or your girlfriend can add the other to one of the existing policies. This is as simple as calling up your insurer and explaining what you want to do;adding another car to your policyis a very easy and relatively quick process that your agent can walk you through. Generally, you will need the new vehicle’s make, model, year, vehicle identification number (VIN). Be sure to also have the new vehicle’s license plate number and your auto insurance policy number handy.
- Shop for a new policy together. If you would rather find a new insurance carrier together, then you should start by looking for [multi-car insurance quotes](https://getjerry.com/car-insurance/multi-car-insurance-quotes. By collecting quotes you can get an idea of what your joint policy might cost, allowing you to pick the policy and company that fits you both best.
An easy way to compare quotes for free is with the
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app, which can provide quotes from more than 50 top competitive car insurance companies. On average, users that pick a policy with Jerry save about $879 a year!When you do choose a policy, you will need each car’s VIN, an estimate of weekly or yearly mileage for each vehicle, the primary driver for each car, and each driver’s license number and Social Security number. If you decide to use Jerry, we can sign you up for your policy and help you cancel your old one too! If not, all you’ll have to do next is purchase the policy you chose and contact your old company to cancel.
Good luck choosing a plan, and congrats on the move!
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