Citizens Study: Consumers Open to Auto Reform Options, Uncertain About Process
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The key findings of the research include:
- Consumers are open to making a change. 70% of respondents said they plan to switch from unlimited personal injury protection (PIP) to another level of protection. When making their choices, 60% of consumers will weigh coverage and price equally.
- Consumers are uncertain about auto reform. 60% of consumers are unsure when key aspects of reform take effect; 62% of respondents are unsure whether a driver who causes an accident can be sued; and 65% of consumers are unsure whether non-resident insureds are still covered.
- Consumers value the help and support of an independent agent. Two-thirds of consumers said they have or will seek help regarding reform from an independent agent. Nearly 60% of respondents said independent agents are the most trusted source for information about reform.
"Until this year,
Citizens is prepared to help its agent partners and customers navigate the complexities of no-fault auto reform. As one of
- Consider all the options that will be available.
Michigan residents will be able to choose from several PIP coverage choices. It's important to balance cost savings with coverage options. For example, according to theInsurance Research Council , 99% of Michigan PIP claims are below the new$500,000 PIP coverage option. - Round out coverage. Now is the time to assess your total insurance package, including umbrella and bodily injury limits. Be sure to look at all of your coverages and see if there are any gaps to consider. For example, there are many benefits to bundling home and auto policies together with one carrier.
- Seek the counsel of an experienced independent agent. These professionals are uniquely qualified to help
Michigan consumers navigate reform and all of the available choices. As trusted advisors, independent agents can assess coverage needs and make recommendations that are tailored to you and your family.
Citizens recently received approval on its rate filing from the
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