Art bought 25/50/100 liability with a $250 deductible on collision and $250 deductible on comprehensive coverage. If the base premiums are $220, $375, 185, and 102, respectively…

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Argie · Answer 1 · 2019-02-23T20:27:55+0000

Total base premium = Summation of all base premiums

Base premiums are derived from insurance tables. For instance, 25/50 = $220 (body injury), 100 = $375 (property damage), At liability $250 = $185 and At comprehensive $250 = $102. Refer to figures attached.

That is,

Total base premium = 220+375+185+102 = $882

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Art bought 25/50/100 liability with a $250 deductible on collision and $250 deductible on comprehensive coverage. If the base premiums are $220, $375, 185, and 102, respectively…

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