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Do you have enough rental coverage?

A typical automobile policy provides for something between $20 to $30 per day for car rental. Boosting your rental coverage to $50 or $60 per day could save you hundreds.

How? Read on.

Why should I increase my coverage? If your car is stolen, most insurance companies require 30 days to try to recover the car before settling a theft claim.  A big ice storm, too, can jam up body shops for weeks as they work through the backlog to get to all the cars.

Thirty days of car rental could cost $1500 to $1800 for many models. In the scenario, though, you’d be reimbursed only $900, costing you an extra $600 to $900.

This extra coverage can typically be gotten for only $1 or $2 per month and it would be 50 years before you paid an extra $600 in premiums.

Post Author: Steve Sarantos

Steve Sarantos spent his first 20 years after education, working in the auto industry, retail, and importing from the orient. Most of the positions were sales, or negotiating with vendors, which gave him a wealth of experience working directly with people and what it takes to make things work for both parties.
When he decided to go into business for himself, insurance seemed like the perfect venue. Help people with something most knew very little about, get the right product for the right price. Everyone has to have it in or form or another, so all you have to do to be successful is be honest, keep your promises, and offer people what they want. Someone to talk to about insurance that will give them choices and straight talk.
After starting Reliable Insurance Network from scratch in 1996, it is now a thriving family business with clients in MN, WI, and AZ. Reliable Insurance Network continues to refine it's processes, use technology to stay flexible, and let clients work with them in whatever way is comfortable for them, and provide top companies and rates along with superior service so everyone is happy.