• Short term insurance is insurance that provides financial coverage for a specific asset for a limited duration of time, usually less than one year. For example, a person may get a short-term property insurance policy that only covers their property for six months.
The biggest difference between comprehensive insurance and limited types of cover (such as fire, theft and third-party cover and third party only cover) is that these types only cover damage to other cars following an accident that uwas deemed your fault. Damages to your own car will therefore be for your own account. However, if you had comprehensive car insurance, damages to your own car will be covered as well.
This is a pre-determined amount of the claim that would be borne by the insured. So, when a claim arises, the insured would pay up this deductible amount from his pocket and the balance would be taken care of by the insurance company.
Changes like that of an address or modifications to the vehicle or its use will be done by an Endorsement by the insurance company. All you need to do is submit a letter to the insurer with proof of the changes. Some endorsements may require you to pay an additional premium.
a) Third party claim
Insured
Third party
b) Comprehensive claim
Yes, if the person has a valid driver’s license