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What you need to know

• Do you have “full coverage” on your car—or just think you do?
• That phrase sounds reassuring, but in insurance, it doesn’t mean one exact policy
• What people call full coverage usually means a combo of liability, collision, and comprehensive

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Do you have “full coverage” on your car—or just think you do? That phrase sounds reassuring, but in insurance, it doesn’t mean one exact policy. [Visual: Driver looking at insurance app on phone, confused]

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What people call full coverage usually means a combo of liability, collision, and comprehensive. Liability helps cover damage you cause to others. Collision helps pay for damage to your car in a crash. Comprehensive covers things like theft, vandalism, hail, or hitting an animal.

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But here’s the catch: even “full coverage” has limits and deductibles. If your deductible is high, you could still pay a lot out of pocket before insurance kicks in. And if you only carry liability, your own car damage may not be covered at all.

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