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Bookmark or Share- What Is an Insurance Deductible? | ProgressiveHealth insurance deductibles. Unlike auto and property deductibles, your health insurance deductible is the amount you must spend out of pocket before your insurance pays for most types of care. Once you have paid your deductible, your insurance starts paying for a portion of your covered medical expenses (known as coinsurance).
- Collision vs. Comprehensive Insurance | ProgressiveHow to choose comprehensive and collision deductibles. When selecting your comprehensive and collision deductibles, determine how much you'd be willing to pay out of pocket if your car was damaged. For example, if you have $500 in savings set aside for non-maintenance vehicle repairs, choose a deductible of $500.
- Pet Insurance Deductibles Explained - ProgressiveDeductible amounts can range anywhere from $0 to $1,000, depending on the insurer. There are also different types of pet insurance deductibles which can affect how much you pay out of pocket for covered care. What is an annual deductible for pet insurance? An annual pet insurance deductible is a deductible that you only need to pay once a year.
- What is a renters insurance deductible? - ProgressiveIn the event you need to file a claim, your renters insurance deductible is the amount you pay out of pocket, and your insurance pays out the remaining claim total. Renters insurance deductibles often range between $250 and $2,500 on personal property claims. Liability coverage on your renters policy typically won’t have a deductible.
- Collision Deductible Waivers | ProgressiveAuto insurance deductibles typically range from $100 to $2,500. If you have a deductible at or above $1,000, then a CDW could save you a significant amount if an uninsured motorist damages your vehicle. With a CDW, you pay a little more upfront to save yourself from paying a large deductible in the future.
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