Do I purchase the extra insurance on a rental car?
Depends on the carrier, if you are with our agency, your policy will pay for the damage to the car (or other damages that you’re liable for) with a active auto policy in Alaska with at least liability coverage, {not to exceed the limits on your policy}. Great news r

How to Determine Your Deductible
A deductible is the amount of money a policyholder agrees to pay without the insurer’s help in the event of a claim. Deductibles apply to both comprehensive and collision coverage. Most insurers offer deductibles of $100, $250, $500, and $1,000. To an extent, policyholders can set their own deductibles within reason. Read on to learn more about whether you can choose your own deductible. Share and Enjoy:

Using Liability Coverage After an Accident
Bodily injury insurance is required in most states. Proof of financial responsibility is acceptable in some states. Personal Injury Protection is required in some states. auto insurance laws vary from state to state. You can buy auto insurance online. Share and Enjoy:

New Child Seat Laws Take Affect New Child Seat Laws Take Affect September 15th
(ANCHORAGE, Alaska) New state regulations regarding child safety seats take affect Today, September 15, 2009. The Alaska State Troopers want to point this change out to the motoring public. It is important to verify the safety of the child seat or booster seat your child uses. This is a good opportunity f

How To Buy Your Totaled Car And Repair It Yourself
Even though your auto insurance company may total out your car, there is still hope. You can purchase your totaled car. It may cost you more. You will be responsible for repairing the car. This expense can get very high. Therefore, you should seriously consider your decision to keep your totaled out car. Share and Enjoy: