Friday, September 27, 2013

Tips On Finding Low Cost Auto Insurance

By Justin McKenzie


Finding low cost auto insurance in Burlington may seem challenging, but there are several ways to search for and purchase low cost car insurance that also provides the right level of coverage for you. There are thousands of auto insurance companies proclaiming to be low cost insurance providers. It's true that a lot of insurers do offer both value for money and all-inclusive levels of coverage while still supplying great added extras and optional add-ons. The trick is finding these companies among the vast number that only provide low cost auto insurance for the most basic of insurance coverage.

Here are some hot tips on finding low cost auto insurance:

-Third party or Liability Insurance

This is the most basic form of auto insurance policy offered by many car insurers. It means that if you are involved in an accident and it is proven to be your fault (liability) then your insurance provider will pay out a sum of money to the other person involved in the accident (third party) to cover bodily harm or property damage. The amount of cover and what will be paid out is agreed during the initial quote. Make sure you check what is included in third party cover and whether it is realistic enough for your needs.

-Full Coverage

There isn't just one standard business auto insurance policy, so it's down to you to do some research and find out which type of business coverage best suits your needs and what kind of work you do. Commercial or business vehicle insurance policies will cover you for the same kind of incidents as other insurance policies like collisions, non-collision damage, bodily injury and property damage to name but a few. Here are some of the types of business auto insurance coverage:

Increase Deductibles

The deductible on your car insurance policy is the amount you pay before your car insurance company will pay anything after an accident. For example, if you're deductible or excess amount is set at $500 and you cause an accident that brings about $1,500 worth of damage to the vehicle, body, or property of a third party, you are liable to pay the first $500 and your insurer will pay out the remaining $1,000. However, many insurers allow customers to increase the level of their deductible to reduce their overall insurance premium. The higher the deductible, the lower your monthly car insurance rate will be, saving you money in the long-term. Keep in mind, if you are involved in an accident that is your fault you'll have to payout a large sum of your own cash.

- 'Commercial travelling' policies will cover people who drive as a permanent part of their job and who drive very frequently.

If you drive an older model or have recently bought a used car, it's worth investigating the actual value of your vehicle. There are several car valuation websites that allow you to enter the make and model of your car, the year it was made, how much mileage you've covered and the kind of condition your car is in. It will then give you a current valuation of your car.

Shopping around and obtaining a few different quotes is essential. You should also look at some exclusive online deals, or see if you can get a multi-vehicle discount with your current car insurance provider. Due to higher premiums, auto insurance companies love dealing with business customers, so get on the phone and do some serious haggling to make sure you're getting the most affordable deal you can.

Following these tips should help you find some low cost auto insurance providers who offer the level of coverage you need or help you to reduce your current insurance premiums.




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