Pssst - Want To Know A Secret That Banks & Car Insurance Companies Don't Share With You?

Posted by Afuza Neeha

Reasons To Change Your Car Insurance Company

1. Paying too much for Car Insurance, its time to seek change.
2. When you must think of a new car insurance company.

You should consider changing your auto insurance when:
Shop around online for competitive auto insurance rates and change the car insurance company to one who offers the best deal.

Car insurance rates vary greatly between car brands and types; find out which car insurance company offers the maximum coverage for the lowest rate.

Think about cancelling your individual car insurance policies and getting a joint one for both cars. Most companies offer great discounted rates for combining car insurance policies.

Car insurance companies offer discounts to those who are 55 and above. If you are paying too much for car insurance its time you changed your car insurance company to one that is offering you great facilities and rates.

Banks & Car Insurance Companies Secret

Every single driver in the U.S. is required to have Car Insurance. Let's say you're involved in an accident and it's serious enough that the car is considered a "total loss" by your Insurance Company. It's thousands less than what you owe on your car.

The three words are - "actual cash value."
What would you owe your Bank or Credit Union if your car was totaled today? Well, when you buy a new or used vehicle, add a "rider" to your policy or purchase a separate "rider."

If you have Homeowners or Rental insurance, a "rider" might sound familiar. For a homeowner's policy, if you own expensive items, like fine jewelry, you need to add a rider to your policy. The reason - Insurance Companies won't cover those types of items as part of a regular insurance policy.

A rider for your car or truck is called GAP Insurance or GAP Protection. It covers "What You Owe", not "What its worth."

It doesn't matter what the reason is - if it's ever totaled due to theft, fire, accident, flood, tornado, vandalism, hurricane, it's covered - and paid-in-full!
  1. Purchase a "Rider" - AKA GAP Insurance from your Car Insurance Company or Bank; 
  2. Purchase Gap Insurance from another Insurance Company; 
  3. Buy Gap Insurance from the Dealership you're buying at.

Whether you're getting ready to purchase a new car or truck, or purchased a vehicle in the last 12 months, make sure the "gap" between what your vehicle is worth and what you owe is covered.

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