Insurance Providers

Terminology glossary

This is a general declaration of the meanings of the terms used in the context of motor insurance. However, your insurance company may use a different text, and you should review the policies of your insurance company thoroughly to ensure you know what you are and what you are not. Please refer to your provider's PDS (Product Release Statement).

This is a montly bank charge levied by the creditor to pay the administrative costs of administering your insurance policies. Amount for which your vehicle is covered as determined by an arrangement between the insurance company and the vehicle keeper. Your insurance amount consists of insuring your vehicle at fair value (see "Market value" below).

This is the highest insurance coverage that will cover your vehicle for damages to other persons, damages to the belongings of others, damages to your own vehicle if it is harmed or if it is destroyed by fire or burglary, and damages to your own vehicle in the event of an accident, regardless of who causes the harm.

Deductible is an amount you must reimburse for the costs of your receivable. For different kinds of claims, different processes can exist, so you should review your policies for detail. Everything not insured by your insurance. Everything that' under your insurance coverage. If a particular incident is deemed to be contained in your insurance coverage, the insurance covers all or a specified proportion of the associated costs.

The value of your automobile in the marketplace, or it would take to substitute your automobile with one of the same makes, models, ages and conditions in which your automobile was before it was lost or damaged. It is an optional for your insurance amount, the other optional is to cover your automobile for an amount stipulated (see "Agreed Value" above).

There is no entitlement bonus: a rebate on your insurance premiums for those who have not yet claimed their insurance. Certain insurance providers have a "protected non-benefit option" which allows you to retain your entitlement benefit after you have made your first claims in an insurance policy under certain circumstances.

If you register for insurance, you must inform the insurance company named in your insurance that it is permitted to use your vehicle (usually you and someone else). Premiums are the amount you are paying to insure your insured and can be payable once a year or more often (e.g. every month, every fortnight).

You must pay your premiums in good Time to keep your vehicle insured. Ownership by third parties: It is an insurance contract that insures the expenses of repairing damages done by your vehicle to other people's belongings. They will also reimburse your lawyer's fees if they take you to court for this loss.

It is an insurance line that insures damages to the belongings of others, and a restricted coverage for your own vehicle if it is harmed or gets loose due to fire or thievery.