TWO POLICIES.

ONE HOUSEHOLD.

Your marriage license changed your risk profile.

Your insurance should know.

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01 // AVG ANNUAL OVERPAYMENT
$0

Paid by newlyweds who delay merging auto policies beyond 90 days

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02 // REDUNDANT ROADSIDE COVERAGE
0%

Of couples carry duplicate roadside assistance on both policies

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03 // MEDIAN SAVINGS AFTER AUDIT
$0/yr

Recovered annually after a proper newlywed policy consolidation

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2,847 AUDITS COMPLETED THIS MONTH
DATA FEED
AVG COLLISION DEDUCTIBLE DELTA: $250 · UNINSURED MOTORIST OVERLAP: 71% of couples · COMP COVERAGE REDUNDANCY: $340/yr avg · MULTI-VEHICLE DISCOUNT UNCLAIMED: 64% · BUNDLING SAVINGS RANGE: $600–$1,400/yr

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Driver 1 Monthly

$146

Current policy

Driver 2 Monthly

$155

Current policy

After Merge

$244

Save $684/yr

Coverage TypeDriver 1Driver 2D1 Cost/moD2 Cost/moStatus
Liability Coverage$38$42REQUIRED
Collision$52$48REQUIRED
Comprehensive$18$22REQUIRED
Roadside Assistance$8$9OVERLAP
Rental Reimbursement$6$6OVERLAP
Uninsured Motorist$14$16OVERLAP
GAP Coverage$12OK
Medical Payments$10OK
3 OVERLAPPING COVERAGES DETECTED — $29/mo in redundant premiums
= $348/yr RECOVERABLE

The 5 Most Expensive
Newlywed Insurance Mistakes

Source: Merge Insurance Intelligence Report, Q1 2026. N=4,200 newlywed households.

01

Keeping Both Separate Policies Past 90 Days

74% OF COUPLES$1,127/yr

The most expensive mistake. Insurers update marital status risk models at 90 days — couples who delay lose the combined household discount window.

74%
02

Carrying Double Roadside Assistance

68% OF COUPLES$96–$144/yr

Both partners have roadside on their individual policies. One plan covers the household. The second is pure overhead.

68%
03

Missing the Multi-Vehicle Discount Threshold

61% OF COUPLES$340–$620/yr

Insurers apply a 12–18% multi-vehicle discount at two-car households — but only when both vehicles are on the same policy. Most newlyweds never trigger it.

61%
04

Uninsured Motorist Coverage Stacking

52% OF COUPLES$168–$240/yr

Duplicate uninsured motorist protection is common and rarely caught. Your combined policy needs one umbrella limit, not two separate limits adding to your bill.

52%
05

Ignoring Spouse Credit Score Impact on Rates

43% OF COUPLES$80–$400/yr

In 46 states, insurers use credit-based insurance scores. Merging policies resets the calculation — a spouse with a stronger score can lower the household rate.

43%

Median Annual Savings by State

SAVINGS INTENSITY
$400 → $1,800+
MI$1.8k
LA$1.6k
FL$1.5k
NY$1.3k
NJ$1.3k
CA$1.2k
MD$1.2k
NV$1.1k
CO$1.1k
TX$1.0k
GA$1.0k
WA$920
IL$880
PA$840
AZ$800
OR$760
OH$720
NC$700
VA$660
MN$620
WI$580
IN$560
TN$540
MO$510
KS$490
IA$460
UT$440
ID$420
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REPORT CONTENTS
Coverage Overlap Worksheet
Multi-Vehicle Discount Calculator
State-Specific Savings Table (50 states)
Renewal Date Consolidation Guide
Insurer Negotiation Scripts
Credit Score Impact Analysis
GAP Coverage Decision Framework
Post-Merge Checklist (12 items)
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4,200+

Audits Completed

$3.4M

Savings Identified

50

States Covered