Car Insurance
Car insurance represents good value when you consider the costs that can be involved if you fail to insure your vehicle. If your uninsured vehicle is stolen you may have to purchase a new one. If you are involved in an accident, you will have to pay to have your vehicle repaired or purchase a new one. You may have to take time off work until you have a new vehicle, or because you are injured.
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The situation will be more devastating if the accident is your fault – you are likely to be asked to pay for the damage you have caused to the other person’s vehicle or property, and even medical costs for injuries they have sustained. Your vehicle may not be the only asset you lose as a result of failing to take out car insurance!
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Many people think that if the other person is insured, they will only have to pay for their own repairs, but this is not correct. If the person you hit has comprehensive car insurance, and you are the driver at fault, their insurance company will probably attempt to recover the money they pay out – from you. When taking out car insurance, you are protecting all of your assets, not just your vehicle.
Being on a tight budget should not prevent you from taking out car insurance. There are different levels of insurance you can purchase:
- Comprehensive car insurance
- 3rd Party, fire and theft
- 3rd Party only
Which Level of Car Insurance Should You Choose?
Car insurance protects you against costs you can not afford to incur. If the vehicle you are considering insuring was stolen or written off in an accident, could you afford to replace it from your savings? Would you want to? If your vehicle is worth several thousand dollars, comprehensive car insurance would be a sensible choice.
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If you cannot afford comprehensive car insurance but want to ensure that you are covered for theft and protected against damage and injury costs you might consider choosing 3rd Party, fire and theft insurance.
Lastly, if perhaps your vehicle is not worth very much and you could pay to replace it easily, you should at the very least take out a policy for 3rd Party injury and damage.
These days, most insurers have monthly payment options, which can make budgeting for insurance costs easier. If you have other insurance policies you may be able to secure a good discount by having multiple policies through the same insurer.
Even if you are on a very tight budget, motor vehicle insurance can be well worth the cost involved. If you are involved in an accident or your vehicle is stolen, the experience can be traumatic as well as expensive. If the worst happens and you are uninsured, you will surely wish you had purchased car insurance.
