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What does not subject to deductible mean?

I want to make sure I have the coverage; what does this mean? I am looking at my auto insurance policy and it says not subject to deductible for the liability coverages.

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Shannon Martin · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“Some parts of your
car insurance
policy have a deductible and some don’t. It doesn’t mean that you are missing any coverages.
A deductible will not apply for coverages like:
If you are involved in an accident, your insurance carrier will make these payments and you will not have an out-of-pocket expense.
Physical damage coverages do have to pay a deductible, like:
The most popular option for deductibles are $500 or $1000, although more choices are available.
When a claim is submitted, the customer will pay the agreed-upon deductible and the insurance carrier will pay the rest up to the actual cash value of the vehicle.
When reviewing your policy, it’s always a good idea to compare your rates with other companies to make sure you are getting the best rates. Try using the free
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