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Amica Mutual review
Mutual auto insurer sold direct, offering dividend policies that can return part of your premium at renewal.
By the HearSmart research desk · Updated November 11, 2026
- Performance (40%)
- 8.6
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.3
- Value (35%)
- 8.3
Amica is a mutual insurer that sells direct, and its main draw is the dividend policy: in states where it is offered, you could get a percentage of your premium back at each renewal, though Amica says dividends are not guaranteed and you must still be a policyholder when they are declared. The discount list is broad and generous on paper: up to 30% for bundling auto with home, umbrella and life, up to 25% for two or more vehicles and up to 20% through the StreetSmart safe-driving app. Young drivers can earn a legacy discount if they are under 30 and their parents have insured with Amica for five years, plus good student and away-at-school discounts. Coverage add-ons include GAP insurance for financed cars, glass coverage, rental reimbursement and a rideshare endorsement. Amica does not publish prices, so request a quote and compare it with Progressive's published averages. We compared documented features and published prices.
Who it is for
Drivers who value service and want a share of premiums back
Price
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Key features
- Dividend policies that can return a percentage of premiums at each renewal, where available
- Up to 30% off when you bundle auto with home, umbrella and life
- Up to 25% off when you insure two or more vehicles
- StreetSmart by Amica app: up to 20% off for safe driving habits
- Optional GAP insurance, glass coverage, rental reimbursement and rideshare coverage
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: Bundle discount of up to 30%, among the highest documented here
- Strength: Legacy discount for drivers under 30 whose parents have had an Amica policy for five years
- Strength: Discount for being accident-free for the past three years
- Weakness: Dividends are not guaranteed and not offered in every state
- Weakness: No published starting or average price
- Weakness: Must remain a policyholder through the term to receive a declared dividend
Key facts
- Ownership: Mutual, owned by policyholders
- Bundle discount: Up to 30%
- Multi-car discount: Up to 25%
- Telematics: StreetSmart, up to 20%
- Dividends: Available on dividend policies in some states
Where it ranks
Amica Mutual is No. 5 in our Best Car Insurance Companies verdict.
Alternatives we scored
- Progressive8.9
- State Farm8.7
- USAA8.7
- Erie Insurance8.5
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