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How can I file a claim? Views: 12136
If you have been involved in an accident and need to file a claim please visit AAA Claims .
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How do I pay my AAA Insurance bill online? Views: 10846
To pay your AAA Insurance bill online, visit Insurance Quick Pay and follow the instructions on screen. You may choose to make a one-time payment or create a MyPolicy account to make payments, manage autopay, and save payment methods. On the Dashboard or Payments screens, locate the policy for which you'd like to make a payment and select the arrow. Confirm or edit the payment amount. You can choose to pay the minimum due, the full amount, or enter a different amount. Select a payment method More...
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Does my insurance cover rental cars? Views: 8565
You have rental car coverage if you have comprehensive and collision coverage on your existing auto insurance policy. It is recommended that you check with the rental company to determine the appropriate deductible you would be required to carry. Search Car Rentals
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Am I covered if my pet bites someone? Views: 6192
Short answer, yes, unless any of the below Applicant(s)/named insured(s) must not have any dogs or other animals, reptiles, and/or pets with any prior bite history. Prior bite history means any history of biting, attacking, or otherwise injuring any person or animal on one or more occasions, as established by any of the following: The applicant's/insured's knowledge of such events Court records Insurance records, whether or not a claim was paid The records of a local public safety, law More...
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How do I purchase insurance for travel in Mexico? Views: 4807
To learn about Mexico Insurance coverage options or to purchase coverage visit Mexico Insurance .
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How Much Car Insurance Coverage Do I Need? Views: 4442
It depends on your particular situation. At a minimum, drivers must carry bodily injury and property damage liability coverage at the state-mandated limits to cover vehicle and property damage, injury-related expenses, and legal fees for other people involved in an accident you cause. Policy options beyond the minimum state requirements are available and can offer more complete protection. It is important to carefully consider your specific circumstances, including your risk tolerance and budge More...
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How do I get information about mature driver improvement courses? Views: 4108
You can find information about senior driving resources by clicking here . If you need additional support, please call our AAA Web Support team at 888-980-5650. Our representatives are available to assist you Monday through Friday, 4:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday, 4:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Pacific Time. senior
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How does Air-bnb-ing my home affect my coverage? Views: 4039
At this time, this would be considered Business Use and we would not cover a home that is being used for Air-bnb. We offer commercial and business insurance.
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Can I change the due date on my payment? Views: 4025
At this time, no, you cannot change the due date on a policy.
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What Are Deductibles and Policy Limits of Liability, and How Should I Choose Them? Views: 3989
A deductible is the amount of money you must pay out of your own pocket before your car insurance kicks in. Deductibles only apply to certain coverages, such as comprehensive and collision, and typically range from $100 to $1,000. A policy limit (or “limit of liability”) is the maximum amount your insurance company will pay for any claim covered under your policy. Policy limits are often comprised of two dollar amounts — for example, $100,000/$300,000. The first amount ($100,00 More...
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