
03-04-2024, 10:58 PM
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Originally Posted by retiredguy123
You are correct that, typically, UM coverage would equal your liability coverage, which, in my case would be $1 million. According to my State Farm agent, this would cost me an additional $480 per year, and it would only cover a bodily injury claim after my health insurance was exhausted, which would never happen. My health insurance policy pays 100 percent of medical costs after a catastrophic limit of $6,000 with no upper limit. Also, the agent said that a State Farm UM policy would not cover a claim for "pain and suffering", only bodily injury. So, I asked her what would be the point of buying it? She agreed that it would not make sense for me to add UM coverage to my policy.
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Incorrect. Health insurance is the last coverage to response after all other coverage is exhausted. Also, you can buy um limits to equal your Bodily Injury or lower limits.
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