Insurance in Michigan
Michigan is where the Collective started and where its advisor team quotes and services coverage today. It is also the most unusual auto insurance state in the country.
- Michigan is a no-fault state. Your own policy pays your medical bills after a crash through personal injury protection (PIP); since 2020 you choose the PIP medical level, and unlimited is still available.
- Property protection insurance (PPI) of $1 million is required and pays for damage you cause to parked cars and property; damage to a moving car you hit is limited to the $3,000 mini-tort.
- The state minimum liability limits are $50,000 per person / $100,000 per accident. The Collective’s advisors quote 250/500 by default.
- Deer strikes are comprehensive claims. Michigan records roughly 50,000 a year.
- Lake-effect snow, ice dams, and spring water backup drive most homeowners claims; water backup is an endorsement, not standard coverage.
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Grand Rapids
Home insurance in Grand Rapids is priced on a housing stock that runs from 1900s Heritage Hill two-stories to new construction in the suburbs, and rebuild costs that have outrun sale prices in many neighborhoods.
MichiganTraverse City
Traverse City insurance is shaped by water: lakefront and bay-front homes, boats, short-term rentals, and a rebuild market where contractors are scarce and expensive.
Read before you buy.
Do I need uninsured motorist coverage?
It is not required in Michigan, but it is the coverage that pays you when the driver who hurt you has no insurance or not enough. Roughly one in five Michigan drivers…
AutoWhat does comprehensive auto insurance cover?
Comprehensive pays to repair or replace your own car when it is damaged by something other than a collision: theft, vandalism, fire, hail, flood, falling objects, and…
HomeReplacement cost vs. market value
Market value is what a buyer would pay for your house and the land under it. Replacement cost is what it would take to rebuild the house alone, today, with today's…
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