Could you save on your auto insurance this year? Most experts suggest you review your coverage annually to make sure you’re getting the best rate and coverage. Others are saving an average of $785.41 a year through this insurance program!

Signing up is quick and easy; plus, you could take advantage of:

• Special savings that are typically greater than anything you can find on your own²
• Additional discounts, based on the way you drive and vehicle safety features
• Quick, multiple quotes from some of America’s top-rated insurance companies—all from one phone call
• Convenience of being able to switch right away and start saving sooner
• Ease of paying premiums via payroll deduction³

We bring top-rated carriers to compete for your business. Your custom, real-time quotes are provided by several well-known companies: Farmers GroupSelect^SM, Travelers, Liberty Mutual Insurance, Safeco Insurance®, and Progressive. 

Attention: Inflation, increases in claims, instances of natural disasters, and other key factors are making it more difficult to secure auto, home, renters and other insurance options. As a result, coverage options may be limited.

¹Savings are not guaranteed for everyone. The $748.49 average annual reported savings is based on others who reported their prior premium and, through Mercer Voluntary Benefits, switched to several carriers’ auto insurance programs between 10/23/20 and 10/23/21.
²Discounts are not available from all carriers and are only available to those who qualify. Coverages, discounts and billing options are subject to state availability, individual qualification, and/or the insuring company’s underwriting guidelines. Individual savings may vary and are not guaranteed.
³Providing your Social Security number may be required to set up the payroll deduction feature.

DISCLAIMER: These are voluntary benefit plans that Johns Hopkins University makes available to its employees through Mercer Voluntary Benefits. Johns Hopkins University does not contribute to any policy or service offered under the program. For those offerings that involve individual policies, Johns Hopkins University's responsibilities are limited to coordinating payroll deductions for premium payment and your contract for coverage will be with each insurance company or plan provider. For those offerings that involve group coverage, Johns Hopkins University's responsibilities are governed pursuant to the appropriate Master Policy provisions. You are under no obligation to purchase any of the voluntary policies or services offered through this site; you are also free to explore other options including purchase of policies or services directly from an insurance company or provider.