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Quick answer:
Economical Insurance bills average around $150/month for a typical household. Economical is rebranding to Definity Insurance, so your bank may list the payee as either Economical Insurance or Definity Insurance; keep using whichever name your bank shows. A new policy number may not be recognized for up to 24 hours, and payments post to the account after two business days. Card payments on the website accept Visa, Mastercard and Amex but not Visa Debit or Mastercard Debit.
Format: Account number of 7 to 9 digits (numeric only). This is separate from the 6 to 9 digit policy number, and the account number is the reference used for payments.. Both the account number and the policy number are printed on your billing statement and policy documents; your broker can also confirm them.
Verified against www.economical.com, September 2026.
Yes, and it's the whole point. Most billers don't reward you for how you pay. Through Neobanc, your card earns its normal rewards and Neobanc adds 1% to 2% cash back on top. On a typical $150/month Economical Insurance bill, that's roughly $72 back per year between a 2% cash-back card and Neobanc, for the exact same bill.
Average $150/month: a 2% cash-back card returns about $3.00/month, and Neobanc adds $1.50 to $3.00 on top, roughly $72 per year for switching how you pay, not what you pay.
Change how you pay before what you pay. Paying by bank transfer or Pre-authorized payments (monthly bank withdrawal set up through your broker) earns nothing; the same bill through Neobanc with a cash-back card returns about $72 a year. A returned monthly withdrawal triggers a special withdrawal notice for the NSF fee, and a second returned payment in the same policy term, or a returned first payment on a new policy, may lead to cancellation depending on your province. A recurring Neobanc payment a few business days before the due date earns on every cycle and never runs late.