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 Should a life insurance policies alternate beneficiary say a name to go straight to beneficiary and not the es
My life insurance go to spouse but if we are both gone 98% goes to son and 2 % to others. Should this beneficiary be to the estate of mine or directly to sons name? Do not want it held up in probate<...


 Whats the difference between life assurance and annunities?
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 What company is your house insurance through?
Who insures your house and are you happy with the premium amount?...


 My dad just got sick and was in the hospital for two weeks he has no insurance and all the bills just came in ?
we owe like 108,000 what do we do, hes the only with a job, were barely making ends ...


 Thinking of selling for Pre-Paid Legal Inc.......?
Question is, how much would the average, law abiding citizen actually need this service? I think if I had more friends in need, I'd sell it. But I don't. They are all pretty much good ...


 Could u get in trouble 4 buying stolen goods?
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 PLS HELP ME IS THERE ANY POLICY TO COVER THE PREGANCY?
PLS SOMEONE HELP ME IS THERE ANY POLICY TO COVER THE PREGANCY MISLENIOUS...


 What is mortgage insurance?
When having somebody co-sign for a morgage with no $$$ down, how does mortgage insurance work?
1) Is it required?
2) Is it permanent?
3) Is it like a car insurance policy - where the ...


 Can you own two home owners insurance policies?
I have one Home owners insurance policy. It just barely covers the cost of rebuilding which is close to the mortgage amount, in case of fire etc. Can I get a 2nd Home owners insurance policy to ...


 What does one do for a job with Primerica?
my brother has an interview there and he would like to know exactly what it is they do? they didn't give him details about it just very briefly explained it to him....


 A follow on question on insurance payouts?
I would like to know the amount of moneies in total, that insurance companies have paid out for water damage,(due to burst or leaking plumbing, not flood ) in the uk in any 1 year. All insurance ...


 Do you get your money back if you switch car insurance companies one month into a term?
I am buying a new car and found cheaper rates than Geico with Allstate. Problem is, I am one month into a six month term for my old car. I have already paid for the six month term. Will Geico have ...


 How can a grad student without a full time job get health insurance?
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 How can i get this insurance information?
I ALREADY TRIED going to insurance websites but they all want me to fill out and get a quote
i dont want to put all my information in
i just want to know these things for 3 different ...


 When my neighbors water pipe broke it ruined my floor. who is liable?
water came through my condo ...


 Life Insurance......?
well i'm pregnant right now and i'm starting to think bout what if something happens to me after the baby is born, so i'm looking into life insurance. i'm 21 right now, and a ...


 I got rearened in an accident and was not wearin a seatbelt. Will their insurace cover my medical?
I was rear ended in an accident. Called 911 and the police was not dispached. I did not ride in an ambulance but went to the ER about an hour later due to back spasams. I told the ER doc i was not ...


 What is an workers comp audit?
I am a California licensed contractor and today i got a paper mailed to me from workers comp company, saying i have to have an audit. I have had 3 people work for me for a short period of time, all ...


 What is considered as pre existing conditions for health insurance?
will an insurance company just turn you down automatically if you have pre existing conditions, or will you find out later on when you try to file a claim that your coverage is limited? i get bcbs ...


 What is considered good value for a life insurance policy?
A 73 year old smoker pays $60 per month and the policy is only worth $10K. That seems to be a waste of money, especially when this person could use the money on a weekly basis right now. I'm ...



skahhh
If you, the (auto) insured, not life insured, are killed in an accident that you caused can your loved ones co
llect on your auto insurance policy for your death? Which coverage and what would be the limit on that death benefit? God forbid!
                     
 




Wendy S
That depends on whether you carry Accidental Death and Dismemberment coverage on your auto insurance (typically either $5000 or $10000), and whether or not your state has Personal Injury Protection coverage that pays a death benefit.

You cannot collect under your own Bodily Injury Liability coverage whether the accident is your fault or not.


MTR
Probably not. One cannot sue oneself, therefore you cannot collect under the bodily injury portion of the policy. Your family could collect medical payments, if you have medical bills (sometimes funeral expenses), related to the accident.

In some state there is PIP or No Fault, which may pay your heirs a small amount of disability.

Other than that, I don't think there is a way, on your auto policy. There are other policies that provide coverage of that nature (credit life, life insurance, disability and the like)


Matt1331
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I don't know if I understand your question exactly.

An auto policy is not a life insurance policy, you (or your loved ones) can't collect anything for being liable for your own death.

Hope that helps, buy some life insurance.


Gambit
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This depends on whether you are in a tort jurisdiction or a no-fault jurisdiction. No-fault jurisdictions usually have some sort of Death Benefit, that is paid regardless of who is at-fault. The amount varies as to whether the deceased is a "head of household", spouse or dependant. If you live in a no-fault jurisdiction, check your policy to see what your limits are. Keep in mind, however, that the amounts will not ensure financial security (the highest limit I know of is $50 000) for your loved ones. If you are truly concerned about ensuring your family's financial security, speak with a life insurance agent. They will analyze what is a proper amount to ensure that your financial obligations are met in case of death.
If you live in a tort system, you, as an insured, cannot sue yourself. Trust me, it's been tried (and failed). In this case as well get a life insurance policy.


bundysmom
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ONLY if the auto policy has a seperate coverage titled Auto Death Benefit, and it's usually only $15K payable to the surviving spouse or parent (if a minor) or estate; time restrictions are listed on the policy, but usually within 1 year of the accident.

If Med Pay was on the policy, it might cover up to $3K for funeral expenses.

Depending on the laws of your state, there may be coverage under the bodily injury portion of the insured vehicle, and UIM coverage on the deceaseds own policy...so long as the deceased is not the driver or proximate cause of the accident.


1moe4u
1st: Let me say this; I hope this never happens to you or anyone else! 2nd: In the event of this kind of tragedy, it will probably take extensive "legal-action," to collect any amount that your policy would cover!
Not too mention, saving your "deceased loved-one's character"(name-self image) from the severe and total "Bashing" that your insurer(Ins.-company) will employ, to keep from having to "Settle" with the family....
Remember, every ins. company is a business! They "Live" for one thing; Generate Revenue!! They aren't in the business to "Honor" their contract with the Holder(Policy), and then "Pay-Out" on the claim! Just look at how those "Sorry-B*stard's" have treated all of their "policy holders" in Florida, New Orleans, Alabama, Mississippi, and East Texas, form the past few Hurricanes! They(Ins. companies) expect "The Tax Payer" to "Bail Them Out," so it won't cause them to have to "lay-off" employees, and the "Main-Factor;" Upper management to loose their "Quarterly-Bonus, and Corporate Pay Raises," that they feel that they are entitled to receive!
Why is it also "Law" that we have to be insured?
Simple; those "corrupt sorry scum-bags" have "bribed" every politician who has ever served in office, so that corporate-heads in the insurance industry, can continue to "rake-in huge sums of money" for policies, then have "total-protection" when they don't honor their own policies to all of us, that have to buy insurance! It is a total "Win-Win" for them; They collect our "premiums" every month, and when it is time for them to "pay-up," THEY CANCEL you, then take you to court for "Fraud!"
You are trying to "commit-robbery"(bank) on them, period!
I hope you are never put in the dilema that you're asking about, it will be "a fight" of your Life, just to collect the "bare minimum" that your policy does allow, and to "protect" your deceased family members name; Since they will surely put all of the "Blame and Fault" onto them, so they can use that as an excuse, not to pay, as well as "Place Total Blame & Fault" on the deceased, since they won't be able to "Speak" for themselves!
Sorry, but this is "reality!" I hope you never have to find this out!
Good Luck....


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