Allstate to Raise Auto Rates in Already-Expensive Georgia Market

Allstate auto insurance customers in Georgia are in for a tough holiday gift this year as the fourth-largest carrier in the state based on written premium has been approved by state regulators to raise its rates 18% for renewal business on November 26, 2023.

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Allstate’s auto insurance premiums in Georgia are already high as compared to the national average, as the carrier’s nearly 300,000 policyholders impacted by this increase are now paying approximately $2,837 annually. The upcoming rate increase would push the average policyholder annual premium up to $3,347, a $511 increase over current rates.

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With that rate increase looming, there are several things current Allstate policyholders in Georgia can do to save on their car insurance.

First, they can shop around to see if cheaper options are available with other carriers, as most of the largest carriers in the country write affordable policies in Georgia. You can quote with a few to see where you can get the best pricing and options to cover your needs.

Second, you can try adjusting your deductible or coverage, two key components of your insurance premium pricing. Click here to read more about how deductibles and coverage impact your policy.