Liability Limits
Pays for the other driver's car and injuries when a crash is your own fault.
See how limits workI help you see how liability, collision and your deductible fit together before a fender bender forces the lesson.
Pays for the other driver's car and injuries when a crash is your own fault.
See how limits workCovers repairs to your car after a crash, minus the deductible you agree to.
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Most drivers only open their policy when something goes wrong. By then it is late to learn what a deductible does or why your limits matter. I set this site up so you can sort that out on a quiet afternoon, not on the side of a busy road.
A higher one trims the monthly bill but costs you more after a claim.
This cover steps in when the driver who hit you has no policy at all.
Tell me about your car, who drives it and how many miles it covers in a regular week.
Pick how much your policy pays if you injure a person or damage their car in a crash.
Decide on collision, theft and uninsured motorist cover based on what your car needs.
Choose the deductible you would pay on a claim, then check the policy before signing.
Pick an amount you could pay tomorrow without stress, even if the monthly bill rises a little.
Check that everyone is safe, take photos of both cars and swap policy details before leaving.
Most insurers give you a short window to add a new car, so tell them soon after you buy it.
The lender owns part of the car, so they ask for damage cover. Gap cover helps if you owe more.
They show the most paid per person hurt, per crash for injuries, and for damaged property.
Pays to fix your car after it hits another car, a pole or a wall.
Helps when your car is stolen, flooded or struck by a fallen branch.
Covers you when the driver at fault has too little insurance or none.
Helps with injury bills for you and your passengers after a crash.
Sign up and I will help you sort through liability, collision and deductible choices at a pace that suits you.