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First time online car insurance buyers may be a little confused and intimidated about the insurance business. If mom and dad have taken care of all your car insurance needs in the past and you are out of school and on your own, it is time that you learn all about online car insurance. The first thing you will need to do is determine how much car insurance you need. While you may think that you would never be in accident, statistics show other wise. Car insurance protects your finances should an accident occur. Go to an online car insurance website and use their calculators to determine how much insurance you need. Things that will determine how much insurance you need will be how much your assets are worth, what you owe in debt, whether you have dependents, etc. After you have determined how much and what type of coverage you need, it is time to start searching online car insurance companies to comparison shop. It is very important that you understand that when you do this comparison at online car insurance sites that you are comparing the exact same policy. That is the only way for you to pinpoint the car insurance providers who are offering you a better deal because premium costs do vary from provider to provider. Before you actually purchase an online car insurance policy, you should know what it is you are buying. An insurance policy is a legal contract and it can have terms in it that may be difficult to decipher. Read it and ask questions as they arise. Policies will list: 1. Who and what is being insured 2. The policy exclusions and limitations 3. When the policy goes into effect and when the coverage ends 4. How much coverage you are receiving 5. How much you are obligated to pay for the insurance 6. How you go about filing a claim

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