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Most seniors who have switched auto insurance say the same thing afterward: they wished they had done it sooner. Not just because of the savings, but because the process itself turned out to be far simpler than they expected. Here is exactly what to do, in the right order. Set aside one afternoon This is not a task to squeeze between other things. Give it a few uninterrupted hours, have your current policy documents nearby, and keep a notepad and pen handy. That is all the preparation you need. Gather your current policy details Find your declarations page, usually the first page of your policy packet, and write down the following: your vehicle details and VIN, your liability limits, your comprehensive and collision deductibles, your current premium, and your renewal date. These numbers are the foundation of everything that follows. Without them you cannot make a fair comparison. Know your annual mileage Save Max offers a meaningful low-mileage discount for retired drivers who cover fe...