1: Other Party:

Auto Insurance Bodily Injury (BI) Liability and Property Damage (PD) coverage is Legally required in most states today. (BI & PD) Most people understand that they need BI and PD, but they have no idea how to determine how much coverage they need.

Try this simple question: What if your car was involved in an auto accident tonight where heaven forbid, someone else was injured or killed? Remember, everything you own is in the back seat of the car with you and is at risk in a lawsuit! So, what do you think their family would sue you for? $15,000? $25,000? $100,000 or even maybe a Million dollars! Where would you get the money to pay them?

Perhaps the Equity in your Home would help? How about your Savings and/or Investments? You could even have up to 25% of your wages attached to pay the award in most states! Are you prepared to sacrifice everything you own to pay an award due to this accident? If not, read on for how to choose the auto insurance coverage you need.

2: You and Your Family:

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Now let's turn the above accident around. For some unfortunate reason, you or a loved one is the one who is injured or killed in an auto accident. Where would you get the money if the person who hit you did not have auto insurance or not enough auto insurance? Medical bills can be covered if you have health insurance. But health insurance doesn't cover loss of life, pain & suffering or permanent disability.

Maybe you have a life insurance policy through your employer or your own individual life policy. Is the benefit amount sufficient to cover your family if your loved one is killed? But even if you have life insurance, what pays for the misery, the pain and suffering, maybe the fact you or a loved one cannot walk or use their arms again?

You might have a disability insurance policy through your work if you're lucky or had good financial advice. But disability insurance doesn't pay for loss of life, pain & suffering, permanent loss of your legs, arm or hand.

The only coverage that pays for these things is a part of an auto insurance policy known as Un/Under-insured motorist coverage. You can only buy as much coverage here as you have in Liability coverage. Your auto insurance agent should be able to help you determine the exact amount you need.

3: Your Car

Comprehensive and Collision Coverage are the third part of an auto insurance policy and are sometimes referred to as "Full coverage. " Basically the difference is this: If you run into the tree you are covered by Collision coverage. If the tree runs into you (hypothetically of course), then you are covered by comprehensive coverage. Comprehensive also covers broken windshields, fire, theft and vandalism. The higher deductible (risk) you take here, the lower the premium. Use the savings here to purchase higher limits in the coverages that protect your assets and your family.

The bottom line to determining proper auto insurance coverage is, of course, the money available in your household budget. An excellent place to start in determining the proper auto insurance coverage for your family is to meet with your local auto insurance agent.

Most cut-rate companies concern themselves with one thing only: Price. Tell them what coverage you have and they'll see if they can give you the same coverage for less. You become the insurance professional. If this is the only need you have then that is ok. If not, you need to seek the advice of a professional to help you determine the proper amount of coverage you need and how best to accomplish it.

Review these tips for auto insurance coverage to make sure you have enough to protect your family.

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By taking the time to shop for and compare auto insurance quotes, you can find the best policy that is right for you, and many times you can lower the cost of your auto insurance coverage.

Many drivers see auto insurance as a necessary expense, but one that is distasteful to them. When asked if they'd pay for auto insurance if it was not required by law, some admit that if they did not have to pay for auto insurance they'd save themselves the money.

The truth is that given the right insurance, in unexpected circumstances it can be very beneficial to have paid those insurance premiums every month. Auto insurance can provide financial protection and help prevent severe financial hardship in the event of an unexpected accident.

Shopping around and getting auto insurance quotes from several companies can allow you to compare the companies, their policies, and the cost of their premiums. In order to effectively do this though, you need to have enough information to make a real comparison between one set of auto insurance quotes and another.

This information can help you make sure that you get the coverage you need from a good company at the lowest rate.

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So what should you do to make sure that you get the most accurate auto insurance quotes available? Here are some suggestions from experts:

1. Make sure that you compare similar policies.

Auto insurance quotes take into account the types of coverage you select, the amount of deductibles you're willing to pay and a number of other factors when figuring your premium. In order to accurately compare a number of quotes, make sure that each quote you request is for the same options on your policy.

2. Give the same amount of information to each agent that you ask for auto insurance quotes.

Whether you're comparing quotes online through a web interface or over the telephone, the amount that you're quoted will be affected by where you live, how far you drive to work each day, how old you are, who else may drive your car, as well as a number of other factors.

The more information you can give when you ask for a quote, the more accurate the insurance agent can be with his estimate. The opposite of that holds true, too – the less information you give, the more general the quote will be. If there is any question, an agent will usually quote you a higher rate.

3. Ask about special discounts for safety features as well as safe driver points.

When you're gathering quotes for auto insurance, be sure to ask directly about safety feature discounts and safe driver discounts that may apply in your situation. Then you can be sure that they are included in your quotes.

4. Understand the differences in insurance terminology.

What is the difference between collision coverage and comprehensive coverage? How can raising your deductible lower your insurance costs? What will replacement transportation or glass coverage cost, and is it worth it for you? Researching the answers to these questions and knowing which options are included in your auto insurance quotes will make it far easier to decide which is the best policy for you.

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Do you think you have the best auto insurance coverage just because you're with a "big name" company?

News flash, you're probably getting less coverage than you think.

But first let's talk about accident statistics in the U. S. …

The Facts:

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There are about 3 million car-related injuries a year
• 2 million permanent injuries
• 40,000 deaths in the U. S. each year

About 40% of car accident fatalities are related to drinking and driving.
• 30% to speeding
• 33% from a car going off the road

Car accidents are currently the number one killer of people ages 1 to 37.
About 1 in 30 young drivers will be injured in an accident each year.
Young drivers are four times more likely to die in car accidents.
• much more prone to speed
• drive recklessly
• not wear their seat belts
• and drink and drive

There are Approximately 6. 4 million accidents each year

Approximately 40,000 people die in auto accidents each year.

You may ask yourself what are the odds of me getting into an accident?
There were 48,366 Transportation accidents in 2002.
• One year odds of You getting in an accident are 1 in 5,953.
• Lifetime odds of You getting in an accident are 1 in

77. Are you the 1 in 77 to get into an accident this year?

Did you know?
Midnight to 3 a. m. on Saturdays and Sundays proved to be the deadliest 3-hour periods throughout 2003?

In 2004 there was a total of 38,253 Fatal Crashes.
• Over 26,756 Driver crash victims
• 10,304 Passenger Victims
• 4,641 Pedestrian Victims
• 725 Pedacyclist Victims

Let's move on to Insurance Coverage.

Here are the 7 things your auto insurance company should give you but doesn't!

1. Full replacement cost paid if your new car is totaled in the first year at no additional cost.

2. Towing and roadside assistance included with your policy at no additional charge and no reimbursement required.

3. Bilingual insurance representatives available 24 hours a day 7 days a week to provide policy service or take claim reports.

4. Extension of your policy coverage and limits when driving in Mexico within 100 miles of the U. S. Border.

5. Discounted rates for qualified members of certain occupational groups.

6. Temporary coverage for student children home on holidays at no additional charge.

7. Waiver of collision deductibles if both parties involved in an accident are customers of the same company.

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