The phrase “full coverage” is a misleading insurance industry marketing
term to convince drivers that they are buying all the insurance coverage protection
they need - at a great price. The phrase is a marketing ploy to sell
insurance. “Full coverage” actually means that you may be purchasing the bare minimum of coverage required to
legally register a car in Florida.
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Tuesday, September 1, 2020
“Full Coverage” Is Not Full Coverage In Florida; You Need UM Coverage Too.
By John Mordecai, P.A.
The phrase “full coverage” is a misleading insurance industry marketing
term to convince drivers that they are buying all the insurance coverage protection
they need - at a great price. The phrase is a marketing ploy to sell
insurance. “Full coverage” actually means that you may be purchasing the bare minimum of coverage required to
legally register a car in Florida.
The phrase “full coverage” is a misleading insurance industry marketing
term to convince drivers that they are buying all the insurance coverage protection
they need - at a great price. The phrase is a marketing ploy to sell
insurance. “Full coverage” actually means that you may be purchasing the bare minimum of coverage required to
legally register a car in Florida.
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