Does it matter if I drop my uninsured motorist coverage?
I have good health insurance and a decent amount of savings. I don't feel like uninsured motorist coverage is really necessary anymore. Can I drop it from my plan?
However, it’s important to recognize that uninsured motorist coverage covers more than just medical bills. It can provide coverage for loss of work, lost wages, and pain and suffering. This coverage also extends to your passengers.
Having good health insurance is important, but every insurance policy puts a cap on benefits. A serious accident could max out your health plan. It could also drain your savings account.
If you can afford to keep the coverage on your policy, you should consider doing so. If it’s too expensive, try shopping around with other carriers prior to removing the coverage. You may be able to find a more affordable rate while maintaining coverage.
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