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Choosing the Right Handyman Auto Insurance Coverage
Choosing the Right Insurance Coverage – Particular states only require motorists to purchase liability policies which only cover the losses caused by the policyholder to another party and at very low limits. For example, according to the California Department of Insurance, motorists are only required to carry a liability policy with minimum limits of $15,000 for bodily injury to one person, $30,000 for bodily injury per accident and $5,000 for property damage.
Anybody who knows what a weekend in a hospital costs is well aware that $15,000 will probably not cover the costs; purchasing higher limits can protect policyholders from being held liable and/or sued for any amount that exceeds the policy limits. States such as Florida require motorists to maintain Personal Injury Protection (PIP) in the amount of $10,000 which covers the injuries of the insured regardless of who is at fault for causing the traffic accident; just as mentioned, this amount can easily be exhausted which can lead to the policyholder left with big medical bills that may only be recovered through litigation.
Higher limits can be purchased and may be worthwhile following a serious injury. This type of coverage is voluntary in many states and could be beneficial, especially to those who do not have a healthcare plan. Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist coverage is not made mandatory in many states and some states will require insurance providers to offer this protection, but give consumers the right to waive it. Unfortunately, many motorists do choose to waive it in order to save a few dollars on their premiums, but this is a valuable option on a policy.
If a motorist is struck by a driver who is uninsured, does not have coverage or if victim of a hit and run then this protection will kick in and compensate the policyholder which can give good peace of mind following an accident. Although paying as little as possible is tempting when purchasing a policy, choosing less protection can end up being far more costly.
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Sunday, Jul. 3rd 2011 10:22 AM at 10:22 am
The internet can be a wonderful asset, especially when researching and purchasing automobile coverage. Safeguarding one’s information while shopping, however, is important for people wanting to avoid potential scams. With the amount of identity theft and cyber crime on the rise, it is essential for vehicle owners to take the time to ensure that they are adequately prepared before researching. Motorists should ensure that their web browser is up-to-date, and that the computer being used is equipped with antivirus software and a firewall that is adequately updated. Additionally, motorists are encouraged to avoid unknown or illegitimate websites that require extensive amounts of data to receive a simple quote. If the legitimacy of a company or insurer comes into question, vehicle owners may wish to contact their local state insurance department to find out if a particular company is licensed to do business within the state.