When leasing or purchasing a car, you’ll often hear the term “full coverage.” This is the term insurers, and agents refer to having all the main parts of a car insured. The term is not an actual policy despite its rampant usage. No insurance provider offers one insurance policy that covers you in all scenarios. Full coverage combines all the standard car insurance policies, including liability, collision, and comprehensive insurance. The idea is to cover you as a policyholder in all scenarios. An entire combination of these policies may serve…
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