Eliot Leibowitz, Insurance Broker FAQs

Thank you for visiting our FAQs page, where you'll find answers to many of the questions
you may have about auto insurance.

Q: What factors determine the rate I’ll pay for auto insurance?

A: There are various factors that determine your rate including, your age, driving record, the
make and model of your car or truck, your credit rating and others. These and other factors
are figured into statistical models to determine the rate you will pay.

Q: Are friends and family who drive my car insured under my policy?

A: To ensure that each driver is covered you should specify those people on your policy but
generally people who have been given permission by you will be covered.

Q: If my car is “totaled” in an accident will my insurance replace it with a new one?

A: Most auto insurance provides cash value settlements which will pay for replacement based
on the current value of your car or truck. In the event your auto is stolen or damaged beyond

repair the coverage will pay for a comparable vehicle based on the depreciation of your
original vehicle.

Q: Can the driving records of my family members affect my auto insurance rates?

A: Yes, the driving record of any licensed drivers in your household can affect your ability to
be insured and the premium rates you pay.

Q: Can an insurance company cancel my policy?

A: Your auto insurance can be canceled if you fail to pay your premiums or if your driver’s license is suspended or revoked during the policy term.

Q: Can I be refused when it is time to renew my insurance policy?
A: Your insurer may refuse to renew your policy as long as they provide the reason in writing 30 days prior to the end of the policy term.

We hope you’ve found this information helpful. Please contact us with any other questions you may have or to discuss a free, no-obligation quote.