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When disaster strikes—whether it’s a flood, wildfire, hurricane, or tornado—vehicles often become collateral damage. But when it comes to insurance claims, a total loss caused by a natural disaster isn’t handled quite the same as a regular accident. In this article, you’ll learn how insurers define total loss in disaster
When people hear “total loss,” they usually think of cars crushed in a collision. But theft can also lead to a total loss—even if the vehicle isn’t damaged. In this article, you’ll learn how insurance companies treat stolen vehicles, when they’re labeled a total loss, what your coverage needs to
When your car is declared a total loss, you may feel like the worst is behind you. But if you’re financing or leasing that vehicle, the financial impact can continue—especially when it comes to your credit score and ability to get a future loan. In this article, we’ll explain how
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