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Questions to Ask Your Insurance Company Before You Rent a Car

November 24, 2005 by Jonathan Stein

The general rule is that your insurance company will provide you coverage when you rent a car on your vacation. However, its a general rule, and does not apply to every policy. But, if your policy covers you, you will save a lot of money.

Courtesy of United Policyholders, here is a list of questions to ask your insurance agent before you rent a car:

  1. Does your policy have comprehensive and collision coverage?
  2. Does your policy cover rental cars?
  3. Are there any restrictions on your policy?
  4. Will your policy cover the full value of the rental car?
  5. Are all of the drivers of the rental car covered under your policy?
  6. How much is your deductible?

After you ask those questions, remember that your credit card may provide you insurance, sometimes on a limited basis, for a rental car.

Renting a car on vacation can be a lot of fun (especially when you rent that convertible!). However, make sure you are properly insured before you waive the insurance.

Categories: Auto Insurance

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