Lafayette Insurance is an independent insurance agency that carries some of the best coverage options in Indiana and Ohio.

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3111 Builder Dr Ste 6
Lafayette IN 47909

765-474-2300 Office
765-474-2303 Fax

Working Hours

Monday
9.00 - 5.00
Tuesday
9.00 - 5.00
Wednesday
9.00 - 5.00
Thursday
9.00 - 5.00
Friday
9.00 - 5.00
Saturday
By Appointment
Sunday
Closed

1.Why do I need insurance?

To protect you and or your families assets in during a claim situation.  

2.What is a deductible?

A deductible is the portion of a claim that you are responsible to pay. 

3.Who should I call if I want to file a claim?

We always prefer that you contact us first so we can properly advise you.  If not during business hours, please contact your insurance company direct.

4.What is the difference between comprehensive and collision?

Comprehensive coverage provides coverage for physical damage to you vehicle in situations such as hitting a deer, glass replacement, theft, etc... Collision insurance covers your own vehicle when involved in an at-fault accident.

5.What if I am involved in an accident with an uninsured?

As long as you have uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage or collision coverage, your insurance will cover the damages to your vehicle.  We include UM/UIM on every policy unless other request it be removed.

6.How can I lower my insurance costs?

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7.What is Umbrella Insurance?

Excess Liability.  Sometimes used interchangeably with “umbrella,” “excess liability” refers to extended liability coverage.

8.What is liability?

Liability is your legal responsibility for damages.

9.Are my personal belongings covered with my home?

Homeowners insurance typically has a coverage known as personal property that helps repair or replace these items if they are lost, stolen or destroyed in a claim situation.

10.What is a Certificate of Insurance?

Often when a business enters a contract with another entity  they must provide proof of their insurance, we can create a dated document showing your most current insurance coverages and limits.

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