To decide whether it’s worth keeping, you’ll want to look at the actual cash value of your vehicle and the cost of comprehensive insurance on your policy.
If the actual cash value of your vehicle is less than the cost of comprehensive insurance or you can afford to replace your vehicle, you likely won’t need to keep comprehensive insurance on your policy.”
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