Auto Insurance September 18,2014. Liability  legal term for responsibility.

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Auto Insurance September 18,2014

Liability  legal term for responsibility

Bodily injury liability  protection against claims or lawsuits that are brought against you by  pedestrians  riders in your car  people in other cars  whose injuries were caused by an accident for which you are responsible. Protection varies from $10,000 to $1,000,000 or more.

Property Damage Liability  paid for the damage done to other people’s property  such as a car  a building  a fence  Amounts range from $5000 to $50000  protects you if and when you drive someone else’s vehicle.

Medical payments  Covers  person driving the car  others riding in it  whether nor not that driver is at fault

Collision  Coverage for collision pays for damage to the car if it is in an accident  Some people decline this coverage if their car is not worth much.

Comprehensive Physical  pays for damages that result from  a fire  falling objects  Theft  Flood  earthquake

Uninsured and Underinsured  pays for personal expenses due to an accident if it can be shown that the driver of the other car was at fault  if the other driver has little or no bodily injury liability coverage.

Cost of Insurance  Value of the car impacts the cost of insurance.

Driver Rating Factor  A chart based on characteristics  age  Sex  kind of driving done  other categories.

 P = premium  r = driver rating  b = basic rate

 p = premium  e = expense paid out  n = number paying premiums  o = overhead per premium

Subtract 25 Multiply by 1000

Subtract 30 Multiply by n Divide by 30