Car Insurance -- Clarifying Things

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By Chimezirim Odimba

When you buy car insurance, you enter into a contract with the insurance company. Under the contract, if your car meets with an accident, the insurance company must pay for the losses. Paying the premium is your obligation under the contract.

Car insurance covers property, liability and medical coverage. Damages or theft to your car are paid by property coverage. If you car causes bodily injury or property damage, the liability coverage pays for your legal responsibility.

The medical coverage will pay for the cost of treating injuries, rehabilitation and sometimes lost wages and funeral expenses.

The validity of most car insurance policies is six months to one year. When the validity is over, you must renew the policy.

All states require you to have some form of car insurance if you own or operate a car.

Different states have different penalties for driving a car without insurance. In some states, your car will be impounded. There are heavy fines in some states. Serious trouble. That's what's in store for you if your car is involved in an accident with insurance. You will be financially responsible for paying for any injuries or damages out of your own pocket.

Your credit history, the age and type of your car will play an important role in determining the rate you have to pay for car insurance.

As the owner of a car, you are responsible for providing insurance for the car, no matter who is operating the car. It is illegal for cars to be operated without insurance.

Take out some time to visit at least three insurance quotes sites that provide quotes on auto insurance policies.

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