Several states have made it compulsory for all vehicle owners to have insurance. Choosing the right insurance plans for vehicles is not an easy task. One needs to do a rigorous study on what kind of insurance does their car requires precisely.
Where a person spends a whopping amount on their vehicles, they want it to be safe from every risk out there. Insurance helps pay the cost of all repairs in case of any unfortunate damage. But while obtaining insurance, one needs to be extra cautious and avoid several pitfalls like signing up for a fake insurance card, skipping terms and conditions, and many more that are listed below.
Lowest premiums
One should never get attracted to the lowest premiums offered by an insurance company. Usually, the low premiums offered are of no use, as they provide the weakest protection cover to your vehicle.
A buyer should always keep in mind the exact purpose of obtaining vehicle insurance. They should never buy any insurance because it is cheap, but they should consider the benefits offered by the premium. In the end, what matters is the need to keep the vehicle safe and running for a long time.
Not comparing
The most common pitfall while obtaining vehicle insurance is not distinguishing the premiums of one company from another. There are chances that a buyer might be missing out on better deals and discounts.
Comparing vehicle insurance is a sage decision to make. Most of the people do not invest their time in such choices and buy the first policy they come across. It usually costs them a lot more than the ones who do their research right.
Not paying attention to detail
Paying attention to detail is another crucial factor to keep in mind while purchasing vehicle insurance. Vehicle insurance is always an extensive document, which needs to be read and understood clearly, to make sure that none of the details mentioned is wrong.
A buyer needs to ensure the correctness of all the details mentioned on their policy like basic information about their vehicle, IDV, coverage, deductibles, features, etc.
Offline premiums
There is a misconception in the minds of the people that buying vehicle insurance offline is better as they exclude any further additional costs. But, in fact, purchasing a premium offline is always more expensive than buying the same online, as it involves the agent cost as well.
The companies offer better discounts on the insurance bought online. A buyer gets a benefit of attractive deals and several add ons as well. So, purchasing a premium offline is a pitfall, a buyer must avoid.
Skipping terms and conditions of the policy
It is prevalent among insurance buyers to skip the terms and conditions section mentioned in their vehicle insurance plans. Not paying attention to this section might create problems later.
It becomes crucial to read the terms and conditions carefully, as it helps you to know your policy very well. Knowing it well excludes any problems you might face during your vehicle's claim settlement.
This article does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the editors or management of EconoTimes.


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