Automobile Insurance
Things to consider when choosing coverages:
Limits of Liability choices:
There are many different options when choosing your limits of liability; your decision should be based on your personal financial status. A lot of people choose coverages much too low for their needs. Here are some examples:

25,000/50,000 limits of liability - This is a state minimum for Kentucky, if your own your home this coverage is not nearly enough.
50,000/100,000 limits of liability - This is the next step up. If you own your home but it is only worth under $75,000 this is a good coverage.
100,000/300,000 limits of liability - If your home is worth more than $75,000 but no more than $200,000 this coverage would work for you.
250,000/500,000 limits of liability - If your home is worth more than $200,000 this coverage would work for you.

Personal Injury Protection - This is the no-fault party of Kentucky's law. Your insurance will cover the first $10,000 worth of your doctor, hospital and prescription bills, along with lost wages regardless of who is at fault in an accident.

Uninsured/Underinsured coverage
- This coverage is a compensatory coverage. If you are hit by an uninsured driver and your medical bills are over your personal injury protection coverage, this would be the coverage you would fall back on to receive payment for your bills.

Umbrella coverage- This coverage is designed to cover above all other coverages from $1,000,000+. Underlying coverage must be at least 250,000-500,000 for auto and homeowners liability at least $300,000. The Umbrella acts as (an umbrella) over your auto, your home, ATV's, motorcycles, boats, etc. It is very inexpensive normally $150 a year. Also available for businesses.



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