I got $57 back from the company that sells through Costco.

I noticed the amount deducted from my account was cheaper this month.

No check, but I got a letter from my auto insurance company saying that a refund will be applied towards my next premium. It all depended upon when a policy holder's next premium was due, mine is June 24th. Because it's next month, a refund will be applied towards my next bill which is in December. Not sure about the reasoning.

I'm still driving my car, not as much clearly, due to the SAHO plus my car is basically falling apart. A friend who does very little driving now days on account of past and present health problems got two small checks, one last month and one this month. I think it was like $16 and $12.

Nope!

I have Erie insurance and no refund.

No refund from State Farm here.

None yet, AAA's website says they'd be sent out after May 31st, I'd rather they just gave me a discount on our next yearly premium (due in Aug.).

State Farm, the country’s largest auto insurer, said Thursday it would give policyholders an approximate 25% credit on premiums paid between March 20 and May 31; the credit from the country’s largest auto insurer will return $2 billion to policy holders on 40 million vehicles.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/some-auto-insurers-are-giving-refunds-because-of-the-coronavirus-outbeak-heres-how-you-can-get-a-break-too-2020-04-09

We are supposed to get a refund of 20%--AAA insurance. I don't know in what form. A credit towards the next premium is OK with me if that is what it is.

We got a refund check from State Farm. Very nice surprise.

Just got our check today - $20 for the month of April - whoohoo! 🙄 Our SAH order began 3/30 although DH and I started 2.5 weeks earlier.

Yes from AAA. I paid in full upfront, and it hasn't shown up in my bank account yet, but I have the paper work with the exact amount.

We have geico and have not gotten a thing. Which is weird since we have more vehicles than people.

I got a letter but no money yet. My premium isn't due until September, so I should be getting a check. I think it's about $30. No big deal but at least it's something.

USAA credit toward next payment. It was $78. Always welcome!

Got a check for 15 percent of two months fees. $15.13. Not a lot, but nice to have.

USAA here also. 20% credit for I think three months worth of premium was applied to my May bill. Then I got an email today that there would be another 20% of one month’s premium credit applied in June.

Every little bit helps.

We got a check, but we're not sure how long the discount will apply. Ours is being more than offset by the fact that my health insurance terminates at the end of this month and I am having to pay COBRA premiums. Great timing.

Nothing from State Farm here in CA.

Erie Insurance. Have not received anything yet, but my sister did and we live in the same area if that matters. After googling this question, Erie said checks would be out by mid May. I will give them another week before I call.

Yes we got one for about $89 ... and then we got the bill for next year!

Yes, but quite small considering the yearly premium.

Yes, a reduction in our automatic withdrawal in April and May from Farmers, with emails notifying us of this.

We pay yearly, I did know how Travelers might do it; we got a check for $17 a while back. Would have really liked something triple that!!!

We too got a letter telling us we were getting a refund/discount but have not seen anything yet. Thanks for the reminder to follow up.

Our $63.00 credit was off of our 6 month premium. So, it looks like $10.00-$20.00 each month is about the norm from each company.

Nationwide sent me a $50 check.

20% from AAA

Yes. AllState. One for March and another for April.

Allstate gave me $10

Coincidentally, I just got an email this morning from USAA that we are getting another $68 credit to our monthly payment. This is our second credit (I assume I also got the three month credit that someone mentioned previously. I know we got credit but don’t recall the amount) The email stated it was 20% credit off our monthly premium. Yes, we pay a ridiculous amount with three underage drivers, including two teenage boys!

yup! 25% for 2 months :)

Paid $1800 for the year to cover both cars and got a $40 check from Safeco.

We pay just over $1,100 a year for four vehicles. We got a check yesterday from Safeco for a whopping $10!

We also got a whopping refund of $26+. DD2 and her DH got back $23. My sister got back $13 (only 1 car). Three different companies. We all pay lump sums.

I drive 90% less so they knock off 20%.

Of course I didn't expect any discount at all, so any little bit helps.

I got $31 back. It was something.

$10 X 2. Allstate.

We got something like 20 bucks from Allstate

Yes, $130 from Allstate.

I checked this morning, my monthly deduction was $89. Less that usual. I have to assume it’s a one time thing as my 6 month renewals are Jan/July. But thats still a good reduction. I have Mercury insurance.

We got $50 back from Farm Bureau.....$25 for each vehicle. Yay!!!

Rounded up to $85 refund in in April $25 in May. Have two fuly insured vehicles but the rates have gone down tremendously since DH gave up his license a couple months back

Just got another $39 from USAA today - 3rd month in a row.

I got a check for $22.31 from AMICA. I think it should be more!

And I just got my $1200 stimulus check today. It took a long time compared to others. I'm retired so they could have just deposited it to my bank account like Social Security. That made no sense for them to mail it to me.

Funny, I just got my AAA check yesterday.

I'm another USAA customer who received refunds. My rate is lower than in the past because, at the end of January, I revised my annual mileage downward. I drive a lot less now that we are both retired. Based on the last part of 2019, I figured that 500 miles/month would suffice. In reality, it has been < 100 miles/month.

I emailed my State Farm agent to ask if I was going to receive anything. This was her reply that she said State Farm put out. I hadn't received it.

"To our Customers,

Since March, we've all had to adapt to new challenges that - for many - may include financial burdens. My team and I are proud to be your Good Neighbor through this and are here to help support you in a variety of ways.

First, all Mutual Auto policyholders will receive a 27.5% dividend credit for the premium paid from March 20 - May 31st. State Farm policyholders will receive nearly $2 billion in credits which will show on your late June/July bill or the first renewal, whichever comes first.

Second, just announced was that this summer because we are driving less and the accident rate has decreased, we hope to experience a 10 -15% rate decrease for auto insurance!!!. We are waiting on the approval of the State Insurance Commissioner for this rate decrease. This also will mean a $2 Billion in savings for our policyholders."

We received an email stating that we'll receive a check for 15% of the premium when the Stay at Home ceases - about 4 months.

We got one in the mail today.