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This document answers common questions about motor insurance, and explains how to claim for a car accident. It covers the basics of motor insurance for the general public.
What's inside
- Insuring your car at the time of purchase
- Filing vehicle accident statements
- Claiming insurance benefits after a road incident
- Proving innocence in a car accident
- The role of a witness in claiming insurance
- Common motor insurance questions
Who it is for: Students of insurance, finance or law, and people looking for information on motor insurance. (General)
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Summary
Motor insurance helps protect vehicles from road accidents. It explains how to claim for a car accident and answers common questions about car insurance.
What to do first
Insuring a car at the time of purchase is important. This protects the vehicle from road mishaps and helps in claiming benefits after an accident.
Claiming for a car accident
To claim for a car accident, prove that you were not at fault. Having a witness can make the claim process simpler.
Important questions about motor insurance
Indemnity, age and excess are important terms in motor insurance. These questions explain what they mean and how they affect insurance.
Key terms
- Indemnity
- The maximum amount your insurance provider will pay in the event of a claim.
- Excess
- The amount you pay towards a claim before your insurance covers the rest.
- Investor
- The person who buys the insurance policy.
- Witness
- A person who saw the accident and can support your claim.
- Third party
- Someone else involved in the accident who is not you.
- Premium
- The amount you pay for your insurance policy.
Questions this document helps with
- How do I claim for a car accident?
- What is the indemnity amount in my policy?
- Why does my age affect my insurance premium?
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