


Uninsured/underinsured motorist protection: Helps pay for damages caused by another motorist who doesn’t have sufficient insurance coverage.Collision insurance: Helps cover damages to your car in an accident (or a collision with something else that wasn’t falling, flying or an animal).Personal injury protection: Helps cover medical bills for you and your passengers in an accident.Comprehensive coverage: Helps pay for damage and losses to your car that weren’t caused by another vehicle (like hail, deer and floods).Liability coverage: Includes coverage for bodily injuries or property or auto damage to another motorist if you’re at fault.Here are the main categories of auto insurance:

Typically, the lower your insurance deductible, the higher your premium will be. Your plan will also include a deductible (the amount of money you’ll pay out of pocket if you make a claim). With any insurance, you’ll pay a monthly, annual or bi-annual premium to your insurance provider.
