Sunday, September 23, 2012

Understanding your auto insurance policy


Understanding your auto 
insurance policy


Your insurance policy is a contract between you and your insurance company. It spells out exactly 
what the company agrees to do in exchange for the premium that you pay. This contract is divided 
into two sections: a declarations page and the policy itself.


The declarations page

This section of the policy includes basic details of 
the agreement. It is important that you review this 
page to make sure all the information is correct and 
all the coverages you requested are included. The 
declarations page includes:
Name of the insurance company
Name(s) of the policyholder(s)
Policy number
Policy period
Description of the vehicle(s) insured
Coverages purchased
Limits of liability and deductibles purchased
Premium charge for each coverage
List of forms that are a part of the policy

The policy
The second part of your insurance contract is the 
policy itself. This includes:
Insuring agreement
Definitions
When and where coverage applies
Conditions if the vehicle is financed
General conditions
Mutual conditions
Exceptions and endorsements of the policy

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