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Paying On Time.
Insurance isn't something we can physically see with our own eyes or materialize with any of our other basic senses but insurance holds great value. In the unfortunate instance when we need to make a claim, our insurance policy has the power to protect us from financial loss resulting from an incident. Often, if we are behind one month and need to figure out which bills get paid first, we look toward obligations such as water, electricity and gas. These utilities are a necessity for everyday life. Having continuous insurance coverage would be next in line for importance. If an insurance bill is pushed off and you decide to pay late, most insurance companies will accept late payments with some sort of penalty charge added to your bill, usually anywhere from $5-$15. Not a whole lot, but if you tried to make a claim for an incident that happened in between from when your payment was first late, and when you actually made the payment, you may just have run out of luck. Some insurers will consider your policy as having "lapsed" in coverage. Meaning coverage seized to exist the moment your payment went late. As unpredictable as auto accidents, emergency room visits and weather-related catastrophes are, making sure your insurance premiums get paid on time is extremely important. To assist with on time payments, most insurers offer some kind of auto pay or automatic billing. I'm sure most consumers are not huge fans of having funds automatically withdrawn from their accounts on a monthly basis, but with insurance, you cannot afford to miss a payment. It's better to make sure your coverage is always active, then the chance of it being inactive, when you need it most.
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