Jun 13, 2008 by lollielap | Posted in Insurance

Can you explain these terms?

Comprehensive
Collision
Property Damage Liability
Bodily Injury Liability
Medical Payments

Uninsured Morotists
Bodily Injury

Thanks

Comprehensive- pays for physical damage to your vehicle which is caused by losses not covered under Collision coverage. Frequently referred to as "Other Than Collision". Examples: glass breakage, deer collision, theft, vandalism

Apr 08, 2008 by jessierae88 | Posted in Insurance & Registration

I started working on this, but I want to double check my answeres before I submit it. Please help me.

Bob Brown was recently involved in a minor auto accident. His car was hit from behind, and he, in turn, slammed into the car in front

Assuming Bob was at a complete stop when he was rearended, he would not be at-fault for the accident. Let's also say, that Bob has Personal Injury Protection because he lives in a No-Fault state and also has medical payment coverage which covers the driver

Nov 10, 2010 by Ariselles | Posted in Insurance & Registration

I'm looking into auto insurance for a new vehicle I am purchasing and a few agencies have used the term "future effective" and stated that there is a discount when this is used. Does anyone know what this is? Or can anyone explain it?

The company I sell for offers a discount for this called the early signing discount. To future effect a policy means basically it does not start immediately. For example if you bought that discount from me I would take you payment and start the six month