Has your car insurance lapsed? Find out what to do when your auto policy lapses and understand the consequences of not carrying car insurance.

A life insurance lapse occurs when you fail to pay your premium. Find out what will happen if your policy lapses, and how to try to reinstate it.

Force-placed insurance Force-placed insurance, also known as "credit-placed" or "lender-placed" insurance, happens when your mortgage company or auto lender purchases an insurance …

See how simple the auto insurance renewal process can be. Get helpful tips for your policy renewal and what to do if you don't want to renew.

With Progressive, you can either reduce your coverages or cancel your policy for the time you won't be driving. But in general, you should avoid completely cancelling your auto policy if you …

If you're planning to purchase another car, a lapse in insurance can mean higher rates when you go to buy a new policy. To prevent a lapse in coverage before buying another car, consider …

Cancel your old auto insurance policy When changing car insurance companies, it's typically your responsibility to cancel coverage with your previous insurer. Your new insurance company can …

Insurance companies consider a lapse in car insurance coverage to be a red flag because it's often associated with higher-risk drivers. So your rate could go up if you have a gap in coverage.

Depending on your insurance company, you may be able to cancel your policy by calling your insurer or agent. Some insurers may require you to sign a cancellation form. Because drivers …

Defining property insurance terms can help you understand what you're buying when shopping for a policy. Learn more in our insurance term glossary.