At what net worth should I get a financial advisor?
Collision insurance is generally considered not worth the cost when the annual premium for the coverage is a significant percentage of the car's actual cash value. A common rule of thumb is that if your annual collision and comprehensive premiums cost 10% or more of the vehicle's total market value, you should consider dropping them. For older vehicles, if an accident would lead the insurance company to declare the car a "total loss," the payout would be limited to the vehicle's depreciated market value minus your deductible, which might be a small sum. At this point, the money saved by opting out of these coverages can be better put into a "self-insurance" emergency fund to cover repairs or a future replacement vehicle.
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