How are 21st Century auto insurance policy rates
determined?
Insurance companies use statistical history to determine current rates.
Rates are based on the amount needed to pay all claims and company business
expenses. Sometimes companies will also pull your credit report to look
at your credit history.
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car insurance policies with 21st Century Insurance. Get your FREE auto insurance
quote at their web site and see for yourself how much you can save each
month.
21 Century Insurance Coverage Types
Choosing The Right Coverage Types, Limits and Deductibles
is Straightforward.
Choosing the right coverages, in the right amounts,
is the most important insurance decision you can make - but it's actually
relatively simple. There are three primary coverages you will need to
select:
Choice #1 - Bodily Injury (BI) and Property Damage (PD) Liability
coverage (required by state law) typically pays for other people's costs
if you cause an accident. Picking your liability limit is your single
most important decision. The state minimum is 15/30/5*. But, consider
the potential implications of an accident. How much damage could there
be to each car? How many people might be injured? How much would their
medical, lost income, and pain and suffering costs total? What legal fees
might be added? It's not surprising that costs can easily exceed $100,000.
Select the highest liability limit you can afford. Our minimum recommendation
is 100/300/50.
Choice #2 - Uninsured Motorist (UM) and Underinsured Motorist (UIM)
coverages (optional) typically pay for your injuries and loss of income
when the other driver is at fault and they have no insurance (UM) or not
enough liability insurance (UIM) to cover your loss. The Department of
Insurance estimates that around 10% of California vehicle owners have
an uninsured vehicle. Our recommendation is to make your UM and UIM limits
the same as your BI limits.
Choice #3 - Comprehensive and Collision coverage (optional) typically
pays for damage to your car whether or not you're at fault. If you have
a loan or lease on the car, the lender will require it. There is a strong
connection between the deductible you pick and the premium you pay. A
higher deductible means a lower premium. If you live on a budget, buy
this coverage and keep the deductible small, say $250. If you have a cash
reserve, consider raising the deductible to $1,000.
In addition to the coverages listed above, there are others you should
know about . . . like Medical Payments and Uninsured Motorist Property
Damage.
* The state required minimum is 15/30/5, which stands for $15,000 in bodily
injury coverage per person, $30,000 in bodily injury coverage per accident,
and $5,000 in property damage per accident.
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