Metlife auto insurance customer service phone number

No more paper, no more snail mail and no need to remember to pay your premium! You can set up a ‘standing order’ where your payments will be automatically deducted from your account.

Pay your premiums as a one-off payment or as a regular standing order via wire transfer directly to our bank account using the following information:

For Group Customers

Currency: USD
Account Name: American Life Insurance Company
Account No.: 01338111005USD
IBAN: QA09SCBL000000000101338111005
Bank Name: Standard Chartered Bank
SWIFT: SCBLQAQX

Currency: QAR
Account Name: American Life Insurance Company
Account No.: 01338111003QAR
IBAN: QA04SCBL000000000001338111003
Bank Name: Standard Chartered Bank
SWIFT: SCBLQAQX

For Individual Customers:

Currency: USD
Account Name: American Life Insurance Company
Account No.: 02338111002USD
IBAN: QA45SCBL000000000102338111002
Bank Name: Standard Chartered Bank
SWIFT: SCBLQAQX

Currency: QAR
Account Name: American Life Insurance Company
Account No.: 02338111001QAR
IBAN: QA13SCBL000000000002338111001
Bank Name: Standard Chartered Bank
SWIFT: SCBLQAQX

Proof of Transfer

Once the transfer is complete, please send a copy of the transfer slip to 

The transfer slip will allow us to allocate the premium payment to your policy (ies). Without the slip, the transferred amount will remain pending.

Notes:

• Please make sure to mention your Policy number on the Transfer Slip.
• When making a Swift International Transfer, you should select the transfer fee as “OUR” to avoid Banks deducting additional fees for your transfer after completing your payment

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Parent Company:

MetLife Auto & Home Group

General Phone Number:

(401) 827-2400

Claim Information:

Claim Phone Number:

(800) 854-6011

Billing Information:

Billing Phone Number:

(800) 680-3354

Website Links:

*Not all products and services may be available in your area.

Yes, AAA offers full coverage car insurance. Full coverage from AAA typically includes at least a state's minimum required car insurance coverage along with collision and comprehensive insurance to protect the policyholder’s vehicle.

Full coverage car insurance from AAA costs $5,509 per year, on average, and is more expensive than a liability-only policy… read full answer since it provides more coverage.

Cost of AAA Full Coverage by Driver’s Age

Common AAA Full Coverage Insurance Components

Liability insurance. Almost every state requires drivers to carry liability insurance, which includes property damage liability and bodily injury liability coverage. Liability insurance pays for others’ expenses after an accident you are at fault for.

Collision and comprehensive insurance. Collision insurance covers the cost of fixing or replacing the policyholder’s vehicle after an accident, regardless of who was at fault. Similarly, comprehensive insurance covers the policyholder’s car if it’s damaged by something besides an accident, like vandalism, a fire, or a natural disaster. Collision and comprehensive are not mandatory in any state, but they are usually required for leased and financed cars.

Uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage. This type of coverage protects you if you are involved in an accident with a driver who either does not have car insurance or does not have enough coverage. Uninsured/underinsured motorist insurance covers your expenses after an accident that should have been paid for by the at-fault driver’s liability insurance. It will automatically be included in your full coverage policy if it is required in your state.

Personal injury protection/MedPay. Personal injury protection (PIP) insurance and MedPay coverage both cover medical expenses for you and your passengers after an accident, regardless of fault. Depending on your state, you may be required to carry one or the other.

Although these types of insurance are commonly included in a full coverage policy, what your specific policy includes will depend on your state. Full coverage is not the official name of any type of insurance, so be sure to clarify whether these types of insurance are included if you’re purchasing a AAA policy.

When You Should Consider Full Coverage From AAA

A AAA full coverage policy is a good choice for drivers who don’t want to pay for vehicle repairs out of pocket. If you are leasing or financing your car, you may be required to get full coverage.

To get a quote from AAA for a full coverage policy, you can call your regional AAA. To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to full coverage car insurance and our full review of AAA.

Note: Rates are an approximation based on a driver with full coverage and a clean driving record in California. Actual rates will vary.

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