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Have you ever looked at the liability coverage on your insurance declarations page? 10/20/10, 50/100/20, or 100/300/50—do you know what these numbers actually mean for your wallet? Your liability is the most important part of your Florida auto policy, yet it’s the part most drivers find the most confusing. Florida Liability Coverage: The 3-Number Split …
If you’ve been asking when to drop full coverage car insurance, you’re not alone — it’s one of the most common questions Florida drivers have. The honest answer is simple, but not always easy: it depends on your vehicle’s value and what you’re actually paying for the coverage. This guide walks you through how to …
A lot of people think they either have liability or full coverage. Did you know that they are actually different coverages and that each cover different things? Maybe you already know there are comprehensive coverage and collision coverage, but aren’t sure the difference. We are going to take a look at that here. How are …
One of the most valuable coverages on your homeowners insurance is your personal property coverage. Personal property are the items that you own that aren’t part of the actual house. Imagine turning the house upside down and shaking it. The things that would fall out are personal property. Related: Homeowners Coverages The standard policy covers …
That is a good question that you should definitely know before you get into an accident situation. The best resource for this is your agent, the policy contract itself, or your insurance carrier. When you rent a U-Haul or moving truck, with some companies your liability extends. However, this doesn’t apply for all policies or …
When you rent a regular rental car, you usually get the same coverage that you have on your own car with several things to consider. (Specialty vehicles like moving trucks, motorhomes, motorcycles, etc. may be different.) We always recommend checking with your agent, as some policies have different terms for rental vehicles. See Also: Renting …
