“Congrats on (almost) paying off your car!
Before you decide whether to remove full coverage on your car, you should ask yourself a few questions:
How many miles does the car have? How old is it?
Can you afford to pay for repairs due to an accident or mishap out of pocket?
Are you accident prone or an aggressive driver?
What’s the car currently worth?
If your car is seven years old and has high mileage, full coverage probably isn’t worth it. Use a tool like Kelley Blue Book to look up the value of the car. If it’s worth less than about $5,000, move over to liability coverage only to save hundreds of dollars.
If you’ll be driving for Lyft, you may want an additional endorsement or rideshare coverage. While Lyft does provide insurance for its drivers when they’re transporting a passenger or waiting for a fare, this coverage may offer less protection than you need.
USAA
and Allstate
are two of the most affordable options for rideshare coverage.
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