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Combined Insurance Optimization Calculator

Compare the cost of separate individual insurance policies vs combined family/bundled plans for health and auto insurance. Find your annual savings from consolidating coverage.

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Results

Total Annual Savings

$2,160.00

≈ 17 pairs of sneakers

Monthly Savings

$180.00

≈ 12 movie tickets

Health Insurance Savings$1,440.00
Auto Insurance Savings$720.00
Separate Health Premiums (Annual)$10,440.00
Family Health Premium (Annual)$9,000.00
Separate Auto Premiums (Annual)$4,080.00
Bundled Auto Premium (Annual)$3,360.00
Total Separate Cost14,520%
Total Bundled Cost$12,360.00
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter each partner's monthly health insurance premium and annual deductible on their current individual plan.
  2. Enter the monthly premium and annual deductible for a combined family health plan, plus your household's expected annual out-of-pocket medical costs.
  3. Enter each partner's individual monthly auto insurance premium and the combined monthly premium if both cars were bundled onto one policy.
  4. Review the total annual and monthly savings, broken out separately for health and auto insurance.
  5. Compare the separate vs. combined annual costs in the chart, then use the figures to evaluate real quotes from insurers offering family or bundled policies.

How the result changes with Family Health Plan Premium ($/mo)

Family Health Plan Premium ($/mo)Total Annual SavingsMonthly Savings
2,000-$12,840.00-$1,070.00
7,000-$72,840.00-$6,070.00
13,000-$144,840.00-$12,070.00
18,000-$204,840.00-$17,070.00

What each input means

Partner 1 Health Premium ($/mo)
Partner 1's monthly health insurance premium on an individual plan.
Partner 2 Health Premium ($/mo)
Partner 2's monthly health insurance premium on an individual plan.
Partner 1 Health Deductible ($)
Annual deductible on Partner 1's individual health plan.
Partner 2 Health Deductible ($)
Annual deductible on Partner 2's individual health plan.
Family Health Plan Premium ($/mo)
Monthly premium if both partners join one family/couples health plan.
Family Plan Deductible ($)
Annual deductible on the combined family health plan.
Expected Annual Medical Costs ($)
Estimated out-of-pocket medical spending for the household per year.
Partner 1 Auto Premium ($/mo)
Partner 1's monthly auto insurance premium.
Partner 2 Auto Premium ($/mo)
Partner 2's monthly auto insurance premium.
Bundled Auto Premium ($/mo)
Combined monthly premium if both cars are on one policy.

What each result means

Total Annual Savings
Combined savings from switching to family/bundled plans. Negative means separate is cheaper.
Monthly Savings
Monthly savings from consolidating policies.
Health Insurance Savings
Annual savings on health insurance (including deductible impact).
Auto Insurance Savings
Annual savings from bundling auto policies.
Separate Health Premiums (Annual)
Total annual cost of two individual health plans.
Family Health Premium (Annual)
Total annual cost of the combined family health plan.
Separate Auto Premiums (Annual)
Total annual cost of two separate auto policies.
Bundled Auto Premium (Annual)
Total annual cost of the bundled auto policy.

How this is calculated

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    4 parameters
    Partner 1 Health Premium ($/mo) = 450, Partner 2 Health Premium ($/mo) = 420, Partner 1 Health Deductible ($) = 2000, Partner 2 Health Deductible ($) = 2000 = 10 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Total Annual Savings
    Total Annual Savings = healthSavings + autoSavings
    2160 = $2,160
  3. Calculate Monthly Savings
    Monthly Savings = totalAnnualSavings / 12
    180 = $180
  4. Calculate Health Insurance Savings
    Health Insurance Savings = separateHealthTotal - familyHealthTotal
    1440 = $1,440
  5. Calculate Auto Insurance Savings
    Auto Insurance Savings = separateAutoAnnual - bundledAutoAnnual
    720 = $720

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