06/17/2026
β Wednesday at the agency.
Me: "Do you have comprehensive coverage?"
Client: "I think so. It says 'full coverage' on my paperwork."
There's no such thing as "full coverage." π
It's one of the most common phrases in insurance -- and it means different things to different people. To some it means liability only. To others it means comprehensive and collision. To a few it means they have everything imaginable.
"Full coverage" isn't a policy type. It's a feeling.
What you actually have is what's listed on your declarations page. And what you actually need depends on your vehicle, your finances, your assets, and your situation.
If you're not sure what's actually on your policy -- not what the dealer said, not what you remember from three years ago, but what's actually there today -- we're happy to take a look. π
It's a five-minute call. And it's always worth knowing.
Prepared. Not panicked. πͺ
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