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Auto Insurance -- How To Get Covered Without Breaking the Bank

21.05.12

As with any type of insurance coverage it's important for policyholders to have enough coverage without being over insured.

To ensure that they are properly insured in the event of an automobile claim, policyholders should talk to an insurance agent to find out what type of limits they have on their liability coverage. This is the portion of an auto policy that covers property damage and bodily injuries sustained by another driver and vehicle in the event of an accident where the policyholder is found to be at fault.

Liability coverage is required to be carried by all motor vehicle operators and minimum limits are set by the state. Liability coverage is often expressed as a ratio, for example, 100/300/50. In this example, the policyholder's coverage would include up to $100,000 per person for bodily injury; $300,000 per accident for bodily injury; and $50,000 per accident for property damage.

Oftentimes the minimum state-required liability coverage is not sufficient in the event of a major accident. Talk to your insurance agent about their recommendations and ask them to compare your insurance rate options for the different coverage limits. Oftentimes increasing liability limits does not make a huge premium difference and you may be able to avoid the additional cost by packaging your renters or homeowners insurance policy with the same company and receiving a discount.


Source: MarketWatch (press release)