Unused coverage
If you pay off your loan early, the unused part of GAP and service contracts is often refundable, usually pro rata, minus any fee and claims paid.
Typical contract terms · varies by providerEarly access · Car add-on refunds
When you pay off, sell or trade in a car early, the unused part of the GAP insurance or warranty the dealer sold you is usually refundable. Dealers rarely mention it. We claim it for you.
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Why it matters
If you pay off your loan early, the unused part of GAP and service contracts is often refundable, usually pro rata, minus any fee and claims paid.
Typical contract terms · varies by providerFederal examiners found auto loan servicers failing to make sure borrowers got refunds of unearned add-on fees, such as GAP, after early payoff.
CFPB Supervisory Highlights, Issue 28 (2022)Cancellation fees are often modest, and some states cap them, such as at $50 in Illinois.
Typical contract terms · 215 ILCS 152/35Service contract refunds usually need a cancellation request. Some states require GAP refunds after payoff, but examiners found borrowers didn't always get them.
Typical contract terms · varies by providerWhat can be refunded
We check every product on your purchase contract and cancel the ones that still have unused value.
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We keep 25% of what comes back. If there's no refund, you owe nothing.
GAP insurance and warranties are prepaid for years. If the car leaves your hands early, the unused part is usually refundable, minus a small cancellation fee.
Refunds have to be requested, and dealers often earn a commission on add-ons.
Ideally your purchase contract. If you don't have it, we can usually get it.
We're onboarding claims in small batches. Check your refund now and we'll contact you when your spot opens.