Frequently Asked Questions
General answers to common auto insurance information questions. Specific policies and state requirements can differ.
Is this an insurance company?
No. This website is an independent informational resource and is not an insurance carrier.
Can this website provide or guarantee a quote?
No. Website information does not guarantee rates, pricing, coverage, eligibility, policy availability or savings.
What is a deductible?
A deductible is generally the amount you are responsible for under certain coverage before eligible policy benefits apply, subject to policy terms.
What does a coverage limit mean?
A limit generally refers to the maximum amount available under a particular coverage, subject to policy terms, conditions and applicable law.
Are liability requirements the same everywhere?
No. Auto insurance laws and minimum requirements vary by state, and policy options can vary by carrier.
Why compare the same limits and deductibles?
Keeping the basic coverage structure similar makes it easier to understand whether a price difference is actually a pricing difference or simply reflects less or different protection.
Does a higher deductible always make sense?
Not necessarily. A higher deductible may reduce premium in some situations, but it also increases the amount you may need to pay after a covered loss. The tradeoff depends on your circumstances.
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