Insurance

Consumer insurance policies and protection products.

Measures the cancellation process, not whether ending coverage is financially advisable.

Score range15–60

From easiest to hardest reviewed process

Cancel online22%

Through company or original-biller controls

Contract risk33%

Commitment or remaining balance identified

Follow-up work33%

Equipment or another material task remains

THE MAIN FINDING

What stands out in insurance.

Most reviewed providers require support or an offline step, making access itself a major part of the cancellation burden.

Contract exposure is not the dominant pattern, but individual providers can still have notice, order or final-bill requirements.

MOST COMMON REQUIREMENTS

Cannot cancel entirely online78%

Contract or remaining balance33%

Equipment or material follow-up33%

Advance notice0%

Third-party billing path0%

EASIEST REVIEWED

Lemonade Insurance

Lemonade renters, homeowners, and car policies can be cancelled in the Lemonade app; renters policies can also be cancelled on the website. Lemonade says unused prepaid premium is refunded.

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HARDEST REVIEWED

Geico

GEICO auto policies are cancelled by calling 800-841-1587 and saying “cancel insurance policy,” then “auto.” Put replacement coverage in force first and have the policy number ready; North Carolina can use a short-rate premium calculation.

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ALL REVIEWED PROVIDERS