Car Insurance- Why car insurance? It is the LAW Why car insurance? It is the LAW.

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Car Insurance- Why car insurance? It is the LAW Why car insurance? It is the LAW

If you are headed out on your own…  Get of your parents policy and get your own policy.  Fraud is committed when someone lies to the insurance company about who owns the car  Update your auto insurance  Get of your parents policy and get your own policy.  Fraud is committed when someone lies to the insurance company about who owns the car  Update your auto insurance

If you are headed to the military  Some companies offer great discounts to military personnel.  There are some that cater to the military  Shop around for the best deal  If you are shipping out, tell the insurance company where you will store your car  Some companies offer great discounts to military personnel.  There are some that cater to the military  Shop around for the best deal  If you are shipping out, tell the insurance company where you will store your car

If you are headed to college  You can probably stay on your parent’s policy, but your insurance company needs to know that your car is not at home  If you get above average grades, some insurance companies offer a “good student” discount.  You can probably stay on your parent’s policy, but your insurance company needs to know that your car is not at home  If you get above average grades, some insurance companies offer a “good student” discount.

What your policy Covers  Auto liability insurance pays for someone else’s property or injuries if you are liable, or at fault, in an accident.  This policy will list this as bodily injury and property damage.  Your insurance pays if the other person does not have any insurance  Your policy is required to have uninsured motorist coverage for your injuries  Auto liability insurance pays for someone else’s property or injuries if you are liable, or at fault, in an accident.  This policy will list this as bodily injury and property damage.  Your insurance pays if the other person does not have any insurance  Your policy is required to have uninsured motorist coverage for your injuries

What your policy covers  Comprehensive pays you if your car is stolen or damaged by basic acts of nature  If you are at fault, or the other guy does not have insurance, Collision pays to fix your car.  Comprehensive pays you if your car is stolen or damaged by basic acts of nature  If you are at fault, or the other guy does not have insurance, Collision pays to fix your car.

What you should know  Every driver is required to be “financially responsible.”  Being financially responsible means that you can pay for the damages for which you are legally liable.  Every driver is required to be “financially responsible.”  Being financially responsible means that you can pay for the damages for which you are legally liable.

What you should know  The minimum liability amounts in an auto insurance policy are $25,000 for bodily injury per person  $50,000 for bodily injury per accident  $10,000 for property damage  This is typically referred to as 25/50/10  The minimum liability amounts in an auto insurance policy are $25,000 for bodily injury per person  $50,000 for bodily injury per accident  $10,000 for property damage  This is typically referred to as 25/50/10

Giving others the keys  Did you know that if your friend wrecks your car, the accident is on you?  You are responsible for who drives your car.  As far as the insurance company is concerned, the accident will go on our insurance record and you will pay the surcharge  Did you know that if your friend wrecks your car, the accident is on you?  You are responsible for who drives your car.  As far as the insurance company is concerned, the accident will go on our insurance record and you will pay the surcharge

Grace Period  If you do not pay your premium before the due date, you have no insurance

High-Risk Policies  Current law does not prevent an insurer from putting you into a high-risk policy if you have not been insured in the last 30 days  Paying your premium on time and not letting your policy lapse can avoid this situation  Current law does not prevent an insurer from putting you into a high-risk policy if you have not been insured in the last 30 days  Paying your premium on time and not letting your policy lapse can avoid this situation

Insurable Interest  A big part of how a company sets the price of your insurance is generally based on where the car is located, who drives it, and how it is driven  The titled owner of a vehicle is the only person who can take out insurance on a vehicle.  This is called “insurable interest”  A big part of how a company sets the price of your insurance is generally based on where the car is located, who drives it, and how it is driven  The titled owner of a vehicle is the only person who can take out insurance on a vehicle.  This is called “insurable interest”

Example.  If your Uncle Bob loans you his pickup truck, you will want to make sure you are covered. But since your name is not on the title, you cannot get insurance in your name. Uncle Bob will have to do that.

Deductible  A deductible is a clause in your insurance policy that states you will pay a specific amount of a claim before the company pays.  The higher your deductible, the lower your premium  A deductible is a clause in your insurance policy that states you will pay a specific amount of a claim before the company pays.  The higher your deductible, the lower your premium

Finance Companies  If under the terms of your auto loan, you agree to provide comprehensive and collision insurance and you fail to do so, the bank may take out a policy to protect its interest in your car.  These policies typically do not offer liability insurance coverage to meet the state’s mandatory liability laws  If under the terms of your auto loan, you agree to provide comprehensive and collision insurance and you fail to do so, the bank may take out a policy to protect its interest in your car.  These policies typically do not offer liability insurance coverage to meet the state’s mandatory liability laws

Claims  If you are in an accident and your car is “totaled” most insurance companies pay the Actual Cash Value (ACV) of your vehicle  A company will search several different ways to find the “actual cash value” of your vehicle  Some include NADA, Kelly Blue Book, CCC  If you are in an accident and your car is “totaled” most insurance companies pay the Actual Cash Value (ACV) of your vehicle  A company will search several different ways to find the “actual cash value” of your vehicle  Some include NADA, Kelly Blue Book, CCC

Comparative Fault  Comparative fault allows your damages to be reduced by the percentage you are at fault in a loss  Insurers are allowed to investigate an accident and make a decision as to the percentage of fault of all parties involved.  If you disagree you can consult an attorney  Comparative fault allows your damages to be reduced by the percentage you are at fault in a loss  Insurers are allowed to investigate an accident and make a decision as to the percentage of fault of all parties involved.  If you disagree you can consult an attorney

50/50 Comparative Fault  Many parking lot accidents end up being half your fault and half the other person’s fault.  Parking lots are considered private property where the property owner, not the state, places the lines and road signs.  Your general road laws do not apply, but common sense does.  Many parking lot accidents end up being half your fault and half the other person’s fault.  Parking lots are considered private property where the property owner, not the state, places the lines and road signs.  Your general road laws do not apply, but common sense does.

What do I do if I get into an accident?  Make sure everyone in your car is OK  Check the other car to see if they are OK  Call the police  Get the following information form the other driver  Name, address, telephone number, license plate number, drivers license number, insurance information  Make sure everyone in your car is OK  Check the other car to see if they are OK  Call the police  Get the following information form the other driver  Name, address, telephone number, license plate number, drivers license number, insurance information

What to do…  Give the same information to the other driver  Get the name and phone number of any witnesses  Keep a disposable camera in your car and take pictures  Call your insurance agent ASAP  Give the same information to the other driver  Get the name and phone number of any witnesses  Keep a disposable camera in your car and take pictures  Call your insurance agent ASAP

Quiz 1.Let’s say you carry the state minimum liability insurance on your car. That’s listed on an auto policy as… 1.___/___/___ 1.Let’s say you carry the state minimum liability insurance on your car. That’s listed on an auto policy as… 1.___/___/___

Quiz  2.Now, let’s say that you have the state minimum liability amount and your at fault. Your insurance company is legally liable to pay up to $_________ for the other person’s car?

Quiz  3.What if the other guy is driving a new Corvette worth $50,000 and you totaled it?

Quiz  4.Now let’s say that you have only been thinking about getting insurance on your car, but didn’t actually get the insurance. Now how much are you in for?