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South Carolina requires you to carry a minimum of $25,000 per person for bodily injury and $50,000 for all persons injured in one accident, and $25,000 for all property damage. South Carolina law also requires you to carry uninsured motorists’ coverage equal to the minimum liability coverage (25/50/25). There is typically a $200 deductible.
Each company adopts its own rating system, although there are general guidelines that all companies follow.
The single greatest influence on the rating process is claim frequency. This does not mean how many times you specifically have made an insurance claim, although that will have an additional effect. Claim frequency measures how often an insured event occurs within a group relative to the number of policies in that group. In general, persons sharing characteristics with high claims groups will be charged more for insurance coverage.
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