Get important information about car insurance payments and how to pay your auto policy premiums. GEICO offers a number of flexible ways to pay your car insurance bill, from paying all at once to paying with installments. Just determine the best car insurance payment option for you and we'll provide the details.
It couldn't be easier. Just pay the full policy premium by the policy effective date and you're done! (And you'll avoid any installment charges.)
Pay 50% of the total car insurance premium on the effective date of the policy. Then, pay the rest of the premium two months later.
Pay 3 InstallmentsOn the effective date of your car insurance policy, pay 40% of the total premium. Two additional payments of 30% each will be due at 1 and 2 months after the effective date.
Pay 4 InstallmentsPay just 25% of your auto insurance premium on the date your policy becomes effective. The three remaining 25% payments will be due 1, 2, and 3 months after the effective date.
Pay 5 Installments (New Policies Only)Make an initial payment of 25% of your total premium on the effective date of your policy. Then make four additional payments of 18.75% each month, for the 4 months after the effective date.
Pay 5 Installments with Auto PayMake an initial payment of 20% of your total premium and split the rest into four equal payments each month. We'll automatically deduct each payment using a bank account or credit card.
Pay 6 Installments (Renewal Policies Only)If you're renewing your policy, we'll bill you 16.66% of the total premium one month prior to the effective date of the policy. Then, five additional payments of 16.67% will be due each month, for the next five months.
Pay 6 Installments with Auto PaySplit your premium over 6 months with our True Monthly Pay Plan (16.67% will be due each month) and we'll automatically deduct each payment using a bank account or credit card.
Please Note: Certain payment plans may not be available in all states. If you elect to pay your premium in installments, you may be subject to an additional fee for each installment payment. The fee amount will be shown on your billing statements and is subject to change. Florida policies issued by GEICO or GEICO General with only personal injury protection (PIP) and/or property damage coverage must be paid in full.
Never worry about missing a payment again. As long as you have sufficient funds in your account on the scheduled payment dates, your payments will arrive on time—every time. If you sign up for text alerts, we will send a reminder before processing your payment!
Debit or Credit CardIf you choose to pay in installments, each payment may be subject to an installment fee as shown on your billing statement. If you sign up for text alerts, we will send a reminder before processing your payment!
Yes, we still accept payments from the US Postal Service. You'll receive a bill about two weeks before each payment is due. Just mail us your payment (check or money order), along with your paper bill stub, to this address: GEICO Insurance
Remittance Center
P.O. Box 70776
Philadelphia, PA 19176-0776 If you have received a cancellation notice and prefer to mail your payment, please use the return envelope provided with the notice you received. The payment must be postmarked on or before the cancellation date printed on the cancellation notice to prevent a lapse in coverage. If you no longer have the return envelope, please mail your payment to the following address: GEICO Remittance Center
P.O. Box 70775
Philadelphia, PA 19176-0775 Please remember to write your policy number on the check or money order.
Remember, you can change your payment plan or payment methods anytime. Simply call (800) 932-8872 to discuss your options with a GEICO customer service representative.
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