Reading Car Insurance - Pennsylvania

How do you read car insurance limits?

To answer these kinds of questions, we first need to step back and consider what insurance really does for us. Insurance isn't about replacing your car or paying for all your medical bills (at least not directly); it's a way to help protect you from financial loss in certain situations. When one of those situations occurs, the insurer steps in and helps compensate you for your loss. The compensation can come as a result of any number of things: damaged property could be repaired or replaced; injured people might get certain types and amounts of medical care; and in the case of a death, the family might get money from an insurer to help them rebuild their lives.

How do you read an insurance policy?

The answer is, very carefully.

How can I check my car insurance details?

There are two easy ways to find out your car insurance details:

How do you read full coverage insurance?

No, I kid, but as with many insurance policies, there's usually a little fine print. In the case of full coverage insurance for your car or truck, that can be a phrase like ''actual cash value.'' That might sound innocuous enough -- but it could mean you're getting shortchanged on your settlement if that's not explained to you beforehand. It also may not be what you think it means. So let's take an in-depth look at actual cash value and how it applies to you when filing an auto claim after an accident.

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