How Do I Pay My Allied Insurance Bill?

Whether you have an Allied Insurance home or auto policy (or both), you want to make sure your premiums are paid on time to avoid a lapse in coverage. You can make your payments online, over the phone, by mailing in a check or money order or by visiting you local Allied Insurance agent.

Making your Allied insurance payments on time keeps your account in good standing and helps avoid a lapse in coverage. So, how do you pay your Allied Insurance bill? You can get information and assistance by contacting Allied Insurance customer support here.

Read below for more information on how to pay your Allied insurance bill.

Auto Insurance

You can pay for your Allied insurance policy in monthly installments, or you can pay in two semi-annual payments. These payments can be made online, over the phone, by mail or in person.

Online

To pay your Allied Insurance automobile policy online follow these steps:

Open the Allied Insurance website.
Log into your account.
Click on the policy you are submitting payment on.
Select monthly installment or semi-annual payment.
Select the date of the payment.
Enter the bank account information or choose from pre-stored banking information.
Click on "Submit payment."

Paying Over the Phone

You can also call Allied Insurance here and submit a payment over the phone. You will need to provide your policy number and the banking or credit card information for the payment to process. Be aware that sometimes telephone payments may carry a convenience fee.

Mailed Payments

You can mail a check or money order for your Allied Insurance payment. When using this method, make sure you write your policy number in the memo section of the check or money order to make sure it is credited to your account.

Making an In Person Payment

You can submit a payment in person at your local insurance agent's office. You can visit the local office and pay in cash, check, money order or debit/credit card.

A Note About Payments

When paying your Allied Insurance automobile payment, it is cheaper to make two semi-annual payments rather than making monthly installments. You can set up automatic payments through the online portal by linking your bank account to your policy and giving authorization for automatic withdrawals.

Homeowners Insurance

If you have a homeowner's policy with Allied Insurance, you or your mortgage company will make your monthly payments. If your mortgage company is making the payments, your contract will stipulate that the payment is paid through an escrow account called PITI. PITI stands for principle, interest, taxes and insurance, and is a loan attached to your overall mortgage. When your Allied Insurance is paid this way, all you have to do is continue making your monthly mortgage payments because your insurance is included in your mortgage.

If you are making the payments yourself (either because it wasn't included in your mortgage or you have completely paid off your home loan), you can make payments online, over the phone, through the mail or in person just like with their auto policies.

Keeping your Allied Insurance payments up to date protect your property and gives you security in knowing you are covered if something happens. For more information, contact Allied Insurance customer support here.

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