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  2. Insurance Liability Limits Explained | Compare.com

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    Liability limits are the maximum amount your insurer pays when you cause an accident. Learn how to choose the right liability coverage limits.

  3. How Much Car Insurance Do I Need? – Forbes Advisor

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    Here are common car insurance coverage options and recommended limits for each. These are general recommendations, so it’s important to evaluate your personal financial situation to determine the...

  4. Car Insurance Coverage Explained | Compare.com

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    You’ve probably seen car insurance policy limits referred to with three limits — such as “25/50/25.” These numbers correspond to your payout limits for bodily injury liability insurance per person, bodily injury liability insurance per accident, and property damage liability insurance, respectively.

  5. What Is Insurance Coverage? | U.S. News - U.S. News & World...

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    Each type of coverage has a limit – or a maximum dollar amount the insurance company will pay out or reimburse within a specific time frame or for each individual or occurrence. An insurance...

  6. What Are Insurance Limits? - Progressive

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    Also known as your coverage amount, your insurance limit is the maximum amount your insurer may pay out for a claim, as stated in your policy. Most insurance policies, including home and auto insurance, have different types of coverages with separate coverage limits.

  7. How Much Liability Limits Coverage Do You Need? -...

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    Across the United States, the average liability limits total $90,000 on average, with limits of around $18,000 for property damage, $26,000 for bodily injury per person, and $52,000 per accident. But remember, that’s an average; see your state’s exact required limits below.

  8. What Are Insurance Policy Limits? - The Balance

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    Insurance policy limits are the maximum an insurer will pay for a particular type of coverage. Learn how policy limits work and what to consider when setting them.

  9. What Is An Insurance Coverage Limit? - Allstate

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    Insurance limits determine the maximum amount of money an insurance company will pay for a covered claim. Learn about coverage limits and how they affect premium costs.

  10. What are insurance limits? [An Informational Deep Dive] - Hippo

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    Coverage limits refer to the maximum amount your insurance policy will pay for a particular type of coverage after a covered loss. For example, your home insurance policy may have a coverage limit of $300,000 for dwelling coverage.

  11. Understanding Insurance Limits - FindLaw

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    Different types of insurance will have different coverage limits. How much insurance you need depends on several factors. The following are a few of the common types of insurance coverage, how their limits are listed, and how to choose policy limits for each type of policy.