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Progressive Military Discount — Sources and Number Register

National evidence, deployment history and state-specific provisions have distinct scopes.

Sources checked September 22, 2026; published September 22, 2026. No purchase or eligibility verification was performed.

Number and date register

Figure or conditionSourceBoundary
25%; specified liability-related baseR.S. 22:1482(A); §9511(A)Louisiana statutory requirement for specified qualifying personnel, not nationwide Progressive percentage or all-coverages rate.
50%R.S. 22:1482(B); Voluntary-offer explanationDisability threshold in insurer tax-credit wording; not an extra premium discount or universal Section A entitlement.
Amount varies; first policy renewal; California footnoteContinuous Insurance entry; Deployment exceptionTiming, state limitation and military gap treatment read together; no fixed percentage.
April 3 / August 7 / November 10, 2026Personal-vehicle program dates; OverviewGiveaway entry opening / closing / event; not insurance-offer dates.
August 15, 2023Lapse article; Suspension articleDisplayed article updates.
August 8 / December 5, 2024Motorcycle article; RV articleDisplayed article updates, not policy start or end.
November 2020 / August 3–4, 2026Published regulation; Bulletin; AnnouncementOlder renewal-form text versus announced/proposed one-time procedure; final amended text not verified.
January 1, 2025Statute historyLatest listed amendment effective date; not expiry.
r × P; 0.25 × LEditorial formulas with source-defined scopeNo premium or dollar saving estimated; liability-only formula requires actual eligibility and base.
September 22, 2026This reviewSource-check/publication date only.

Primary source register

Public production pages and the legislature’s current statute were used. Search-result excerpts and test-site copies were not substituted for those bodies.

Main-query reading scope

The original ten-result sample yielded eight readable bodies and two unknown bodies. Military.com failed direct, text-reader and browser retrieval; Facebook exposed no substantive answer. Their snippets were not counted as policy text and their ranking positions were not replaced.

Three official results concern the giveaway rules, overview and impact story, not a universal premium discount. The Zebra’s sample prices and other insurers’ percentages, Reddit personal experiences and CNBC comparisons were not adopted as Progressive policy. WalletHub’s visible Louisiana claim is a third-party report; the statutory liability base and eligibility clauses were checked independently. Folded continuation text was not treated as read.

The main query alone supplied the ranking. Supplemental state-product, deployment and statutory sources remain separate. No personalized price comparison was tested.

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