Your premium.
Your protection.
Your return.
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$330B
Paid into U.S. auto insurance every year
55%
How much premiums have risen since 2020
$0
What a traditional carrier returns at year-end
How Haven works.
Money back
When you drive safely and don't use all your premium, you get a share returned to you at year-end. You own the company, so the surplus comes home.
Built-in maintenance
A portion of every premium funds preventive care for your car, so small problems get fixed before they become expensive ones.
Owned by members
Haven is a mutual, owned by its policyholders. No outside shareholders taking a cut. Decisions and dollars answer to you.
Most insurers keep what you don't claim. Haven gives it back. The model is simple, and every piece of it is built to return value to you, not to shareholders.
Built for drivers who deserve better.
Safe drivers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland who are tired of paying more every year and getting nothing back.
You stay claims-free, year after year, and your premium still goes up.
You have never once gotten money back from your insurer.
You want coverage from a company that answers to you, not to Wall Street.
You believe insurance should protect you, not just profit off you.
Why I built Haven.
I started Haven after a contract dispute cost me about five months of income. When I went looking for more affordable coverage, I found out my insurer capped how many payment arrangements I could make in a year, and I had used mine up. No recourse. I talked to other drivers and heard the same story over and over.
So I built the company I wish I'd had. One that gives money back instead of keeping it, that helps you maintain your car instead of just billing you, and that answers to the people it covers. That is what a mutual does, and it is a model that built American insurance long before Wall Street got hold of it.
Dr. Pascale Joseph