Yes, you can. Until recently, there were only a small number of companies that offer multi-car policies, though that list has grown rapidly and now most of the large insurance companies offer them.The benefit of multi-car policies is that they offer a noticeable discount when you insure two or more cars under the same policy. As well as the discount offered, there is the convenience of not having to chase several policies, as the policy renews once for all cars at the same time.
Yes, it is possible to insure your house for more than its current market value. This is because insurance coverage is based on the cost to rebuild the home, not its market value.
The term, "floater" generally refers to a policy that is issued to cover specific, high value items. Ordinarily, a homeowners policy, for example, provides only a fixed and limited amount of coverage for all jewelry, and a lower amount for any particular item of jewelry. If you have an item that is worth more than the item limit of the policy, you can insure it for its full value by insuring it on a floater. You will pay a separate premium for that policy, and it may be issued by a different insurer.
Joint life insurance policies are often more cost-effective than purchasing two separate single life insurance policies because they cover both individuals under one policy, which can result in lower premiums compared to two individual policies.
The best car insurance policy for a single day of coverage is typically a short-term or temporary car insurance policy. These policies are designed to provide coverage for a specific period of time, such as one day, and are often more cost-effective than traditional annual policies for short-term needs. It's important to compare quotes from different insurance providers to find the best coverage and price for your specific situation.
Once an Owner's Policy is issued, it is in effect for as long as that owner is in title to the property, be it 1 year or 80 years. A Mortgage Policy covers the Lender's interests until the mortgage is paid off - either through the life of the loan, by sale or refinancing. So, a title agency could have coverage on a property that exceeds 10 years if a Policy was issued and the same owner owns it or the same loan still exists on the property.
You can not insure a vehicle for more than its value so more than one insurance policy would be a waste of money.
Not sure about that, more than likely though, contact your agent or the policy services dept of your insurance company.
Progressive Insurance offers commercial auto insurance and they also will give you a free quote! If you insure more than one vehicle or have more than one policy you can get a multi policy discount. http://www.progressive.com/
You cannot insure my car. You can insure YOUR car. While you can purchsae more than one insurance policy, you will only be paid for the actual loss you have. If you have $1000 in damage, each would pay $500. Minus each company's deductible. It says that in your policy.
Yes, It just depends on the Insurers underwriting guidelines. Some will set a maximum of four vehicles or drivers per policy, others will not
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Yes it is significantly more expensive to insure a nice classic car than a newer car. It is because they are more expensive to replace. you may have to pay a few hundred bucks a month to insure the car.
Teens are much more costly to insure than adults unfortunately. On average, you can expect your premium to increase by approximately 50% when adding a newly licensed teen to your policy.
You would not be paid more than the limit on the policy you paid for.You would not be paid more than the limit on the policy you paid for.You would not be paid more than the limit on the policy you paid for.You would not be paid more than the limit on the policy you paid for.
Yes, it is possible to insure your house for more than its current market value. This is because insurance coverage is based on the cost to rebuild the home, not its market value.