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Rental reimbursement is an inexpensive insurance option that can help when you need it most.
Help When You Need it Most
One of the last things you want to worry about after a car accident is how you’re going to get around without your car or pay for other transportation. Since an automobile policy doesn’t automatically cover the cost of a replacement car after an accident, rental reimbursement is an inexpensive insurance option that can help when you need it most.
Today ‐ with supply chain issues and labor shortages repair times have doubled and rental car costs have dramatically increased.
Rental Reimbursement Coverage
Rental reimbursement coverage can be added to your auto policy for only a few extra dollars a month. Considering the average time a car is in the repair shop after an accident is 14 days, your out‐of‐pocket expenses can add up quickly.
Coverage is subject to a daily and per accident limit. For example, a $30 per day/$900 per accident rental reimbursement limit means you’ll be covered up to
$30 a day and no more than $900 per each covered accident and in today’s economy – these limits maybe insufficient. There’s a variety of limits and per occurrence options to choose from.
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Call our office today at 716.849.8618 to learn more about all of our automobile insurance and personal risk management solutions.
Top Ways to Save on Your Auto Premium:
• Consider raising your deductible.
• Keep up your good driving record.
• Drive less to qualify for a low‐mileage discount.
• Drive a car with safety features such as anti‐lock brakes and airbags.
• Install an anti‐theft device.
• Ask about our multi‐policy discounts.
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As director of personal insurance, Paul is responsible for a team of 60+ professionals
operating across branch locations in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey.