Sentences with phrase «liability costs just»

Liability cost just $ 251, collision cost $ 185, and comprehensive cost $ 222.

Not exact matches

That's just a ballpark number to give renters an estimate of the cost - your quotes will depend on the location of the rental unit, the amount of liability protection, and any optional endorsements or floaters for personal property.

And just $ 25 per student would cover the cost of membership and up to one million dollars in liability coverage.

The important part of all this is that liability insurance doesn't just pay claims, it also covers the cost of defending those claims.

That's just a ballpark number to give renters an estimate of the cost - your quotes will depend on the location of the rental unit, the amount of liability protection, and any optional endorsements or floaters for personal property.

An additional million dollars of liability coverage might cost you just $ 150 a year in many cases, so it's well worth having.

Generally that means maxing out the available coverage base on what the insurance company offers, because going from $ 100,000 to $ 500,000 of liability could cost just a few dollars a year.

It offered just $ 50,000 of liability (pocket change if you're sued), defense inside the policy limits (defense costs eat away at the available coverage), and just $ 10,000 of personal property coverage.

The average policy costs just fifteen dollars a month, while providing at least $ 100,000 of liability coverage and significant personal property coverage.

In some situations, it's just a question of what the actual cost is because liability is clear.

The lower the cost approaches zero, and the longer the duration approaches eternity, the more the float resembles a perpetual, zero coupon bond which, as I discussed in Part I, will be worth almost nothing as a liability which is really cool because assets financed from the float could be worth a lot, just as happened in the case of Berkshire Hathaway.

The CEO announced that in a letter posted on the Financial Times website, «I'd like to just set the record straight here and now: there is absolutely no plan, strategy or intention for GM to file for bankruptcy» GM faces a host of issues, revolving around legacy liabilities, poor design, poor marketing (reliance on sales, rather than everyday low pricing), high production costs, low flexibility, and high debt.

Just make sure you don't cut out important coverage, such as liability and property damage, that can help you pay for theft, storm damage and more importantly legal costs if you are responsible for an accident.

DCP: ID share redemption is just a sale of part of your shareholding, so should NOT trigger any kind of income tax liability, but you may be liable to capital gains tax (on your gains vs. cost), but obviously I can't offer a definitive answer for your situation.

Breeders hell - bent to make it in the show world continue to inbreed their dogs and consumers continue to buy their cast - offs, completely ignoring the fact that 25 percent of the time they are buying a heath care liability — one that may cost them many thousands of pounds in veterinary care in a just a few year's time.

Although the cost of not hiring an attorney to handle your premises liability case is typically much higher than the alternative, we understand that you may not be comfortable spending money to pursue your claim just yet.

Of course, major corporations have a duty to control their costs, just as they have lawfully to manage and optimise their tax liabilities but this, ideally, should sit comfortably with the high ethical values that they so often publicly proclaim.

Ashley Cox: Yeah, I definitely spend a lot of time educating my audience, just getting in front of them and talking about the importance of doing the HR things correctly in your business to avoid making the government upset or ending up in situations that could cost you a lot in liability or in various lawsuits and things like that.

Many large manufacturers and distributors around the world write off product liability lawsuits as just a cost of doing business.

As a principle, the idea that a victim should have to pay some of the costs out of the damages to establish liability in order to obtain damages, I just find unjust.

Just Costs Limited can accept no liability in contract or tort to any person, firm or company that relies on or makes use of the above, or any part thereof.

For example, if a patron walked into a restaurant and slipped on an unmarked, just - mopped floor, causing injury, under premises liability they would be able to sue the restaurant's owner in civil court to receive compensation for their medical bills and other related costs such as missed wages (if their injury prevented them for going to work or resulted in permanent disability).

You don't want to skimp on costs when you and your passengers are receiving medical attention — just like bodily injury liability, PIP is important to mitigate the often exorbitant costs of medical treatment.

For higher liability limits, the extra cost is just $ 23 a year.

Generally that means maxing out the available coverage base on what the insurance company offers, because going from $ 100,000 to $ 500,000 of liability could cost just a few dollars a year.

Consider increasing medical payments to others, as well — a higher limit costs just a few dollars a year and can prevent liability claims.

The average policy costs just fifteen dollars a month, while providing at least $ 100,000 of liability coverage and significant personal property coverage.

Just make sure you don't cut out important coverage, such as liability and property damage, that can help you pay for theft, storm damage and more importantly legal costs if you are responsible for an accident.

Skip collision and comprehensive coverage and go for just liability if the cost for both, plus your deductible, is close to the actual cash value of your car.

However, just to give you an idea as to the price of a bare bones (read: cheap) policy, here's a breakdown of the average annual cost of liability insurance in the states that only mandate that type of coverage, per NAIC.

Property damage casualty is usually for 3rd parties only under automobile liability insurance, and covers not just the cost of repairing and remedying any physical damage to property.

With increased awards, defendants are finding that their primary insurance policy's liability coverage just isn't enough to cover these costs.

A ValuePenguin.com analysis estimated that increasing liability coverage from $ 100,000 to $ 500,000 cost just 7 percent more per year — about $ 42 more for someone whose premium was $ 600 per year.

It offered just $ 50,000 of liability (pocket change if you're sued), defense inside the policy limits (defense costs eat away at the available coverage), and just $ 10,000 of personal property coverage.

In some situations, it's just a question of what the actual cost is because liability is clear.

The general rule is when the cost of comp and collision exceeds 10 % of your old vehicle's value, that's the time to dump it and just have liability coverage.

If your vehicle is worth less than the cost of the comprehensive insurance, it might be a smart idea to just have liability and medical coverage.

When your yearly cost for C&C becomes greater than 10 % of your car's current value, that's the point at which you can remove the full coverage, and just pay the liability premium.

The general rule is when the cost of comprehensive and collision exceeds 10 % of your old vehicle's value, that's the time to dump it and just have liability coverage.

The important part of all this is that liability insurance doesn't just pay claims, it also covers the cost of defending those claims.

By just meeting the minimum liability insurance requirements designated by the Texas Department of Insurance, your car insurance policy may not cover the total cost of damages and medical bills.

Just like your personal car is insured to help pay for costs if you cause an accident, your food truck also needs liability car insurance.

Many drivers do just that, since average liability costs exceed state minimum guidelines.

The costs are based on a basic liability protection policy, which is just higher than the North Dakota minimum coverage requirements, for a 2010 Toyota Camry.

A basic renter's insurance policy — with $ 10,000 in personal property coverage and $ 100,000 in liability coverage — costs just over $ 100 a year.

An additional million dollars of liability coverage might cost you just $ 150 a year in many cases, so it's well worth having.

Often, the cost to increase your liability coverage is just ten or twenty dollars per year.

Renters insurance in Denver has an average cost of about fifteen dollars a month — it's well worth it for the protection it brings, not just for your things and your liability, but also for the additional costs incurred as a result of a loss.

In short, it just does not make much sense to go without third party auto insurance when the cost is so low relative to the possible liability situation it can save you from if you should ever get involved in an at fault accident during the covered policy period.

Underinsured motorist coverage works just like uninsured except for that it is set aside for drivers who get into accidents with other motorists who do have North Tonawanda car insurance but just not enough liability coverage to take care of all medical costs related to the accident.