Auto Insurance

Your auto insurance comprises three key protections.

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The first key protection is Liability, which is the minimum coverage mandated by every state. Liability protection offers coverage, up to your policy limits, for the damage you cause to the property and bodily injuries of others. However, it is important to note that this coverage does not extend to your own vehicle.

 

The second key protection is Uninsured/Underinsured coverage. This safeguard protects you and your family, up to your policy limits, in the event you are involved in an accident with an individual who lacks insurance or has insufficient coverage.

 

The third key protection encompasses Collision and/or Comprehensive coverage. Collision coverage provides financial support for repairing your car, minus your chosen deductible, should you be involved in an accident. Comprehensive coverage provides compensation, minus your selected deductible, for damage to your vehicle unrelated to an accident.

 

There are additional optional coverages that we recommend discussing with your insurance agent.