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  Comprehensive insurance covers damage to your vehicle      By increasing your deductible you can reduce your  
  other than collision, such as fire, flood, break-ins,      insurance rates significantly. Just keep in mind that if  
  vandalism or theft, vandalism, break-ins, collisions with      your car actually gets damaged you will end up paying  
  animals, and fire. It also covers natural disasters      this higher deductible to fix the damage. For example, if  
  like earthquakes, hail, hurricanes and floods (unless the      that dent in your hood costs $1,500 to fix and you have a  
  vehicle is overturned, in which it's considered a collision).      $1,000 deductible, you'll pay that $1,000 while your  
  Like collision, comprehensive insurance is usually      insurance company only pays $500. On the flip side, if  
  required if your car is leased or financed.       your car receives $5,000 worth of damage you will pay  
        only $1,000 and your insurance company will pick up the  
  These coverages are extra and strictly optional features.      remaining $4,000. The amount of your deductible  
  Rental reimbursement: covers vehicle rentals      depends on what your personal financial status or  
  required because your car is damaged or stolen;      requirements may be.  
  Towing and Labor: covers charges in case of a        
  road breakdown; Auto Replacement: coverage is      Before you sign on the bottom line of your insurance  
  available that ensures your car will be completely      policy, it's a good idea to have an understanding of the  
  repaired or replaced, even if these costs exceed it's      basics. Sure, it may look like a simple sheet of paper with  
  depreciated value. This feature is not always available.      writing on it, but it's a legally-binding document that  
        outlines your rights and obligations should you be  
        involved in an accident. As a rule, you should always  
        read your policy carefully, cover to cover, including the  
        dreaded "fine-print." This will prevent any  
        surprises in case you need to make a claim.  
   
 
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  Buy when you're young. Although your financial      If you and your family are fortunate enough to enjoy  
  needs may be lower at a younger age, the rates are also      extended periods of great health, you may want to  
  substantially cheaper when youre young. Remember,      choose a higher deductible. For example,  
  the goal is to cover your primary assets (like your salary      increasing it from $500 to $1,000 will significantly reduce  
  and house) so that if something were to happen to you,      your insurance premium.   
  your beneficiaries would be able to persevere financially.        
  The best advice is to lock in as much protection at a      Although common sense, it's important to mention.   
  young age while your health and prices are still good.      Should your information be somehow incorrect during  
        filing, your carrier may refuse benefits altogether (which  
  Buy the right amount of coverage. Many agents      is definitely not a way to save money).  
  may try to sell you more coverage than you need. The        
  purpose of life insurance is to indemnify (replace        
  financial loss), and what most people should be looking        
  for is income replacement for their beneficiaries.        
  Independent financial planners recommend the following        
  rule of thumb: purchase an amount of coverage equal to        
  6-10 times your annual gross income.        
   
 
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