Car Insurance

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Insurance premiums refer to the amount that you are expected to pay before your insurer pays your claim. True or False?

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False

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Auto liability is required in almost every state in the United States.

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True

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Your deductible is the amount you can expect to receive from your insurance company in the event of an accident.

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False.

Front

If a bank or dealership holds a lien on your vehicle, are you responsible to carry full coverage, including comprehensive insurance?

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True

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Actual cash value refers to the amount of money you can expect to receive should your insurer declare your vehicle a “total” loss.

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True

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Your home address could factor into your insurance premiums.

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True

Front

Policies with lower coverage requirements typically have higher premiums.

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False

Front

The age, make, and model of your car factors into your insurance premiums.

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True

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Drivers who do not have a lien on their car may choose to forgo comprehensive coverage.

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True

Front

Your age could factor into your insurance premiums.

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True