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Why we ask: Minimum liability limits vary by state, along with coverage requirements for medical payments, personal injury protection, and uninsured/underinsured bodily injury and property damage.
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Why we ask: Your total assets, including your home's equity, should be accounted for when determining the right amount of liability coverage.
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Why we ask: Lenders often require higher liability limits on leased or financed vehicles, as well as comprehensive and collision coverage.
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Why we ask: Depending on your vehicle's value, you might need physical damage coverage even if your car is paid in full.
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Why we ask: If the amount you owe on your vehicle exceeeds its value, gap insurance can pay the difference between your loan/lease amount and the market value of the car.
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Why we ask: If your car is totaled or damaged in an accident, and you don’t have the funds to buy a new one or pay for repairs, then physical damage coverages are recommended — especially if you're dependent on your car for transportation.
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Why we ask: You may prefer a lower rate for car insurance in exchange for a higher deductible. That means you'll pay more out of pocket if you have a policy claim. If you prefer a lower deductible, your insurance premium will increase.
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Why we ask: Rental car reimbursement is an optional coverage that pays for a rental vehicle while your car is being repaired due to damage from a covered accident.
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Why we ask: You need special coverage on your personal auto policy if you drive for a ridesharing company or delivery service in order to fill the gaps between your insurance and the company's.
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