All Your South Carolina Insurance Needs Met in One Place

Car insurance in South Carolina includes a mixture of mandatory and optional coverage. If a policyholder is involved in a collision, or a non-collision incident such as car theft, car insurance provides collision and comprehensive insurance, liability, personal injury protection, bodily injury liability insurance, and uninsured motorist coverage.

Business insurance in South Carolina will pay for damage to a building - this is called commercial property insurance. Business insurance will also pay for damage to business property - this is referred to as business personal property insurance. General liability covers damage to someone else's property as well as any medical bills. South Carolina businesses can also be covered with commercial vehicle and worker's compensation insurance, which protect work vehicles and employees.

If an employee is injured or becomes ill on the job, the costs associated with necessary medical treatment and lost wages can add up quickly. Worker's compensation insurance protects both businesses and employees by offering benefits to injured workers while reducing the likelihood that businesses will need to deal with expensive lawsuits. 

Property coverage protects commercial property in South Carolina. This includes a building and the contents inside. There is also immovable personal property such as kitchen equipment and built-in furniture. It’s not typically covered under a typical policy, but an agent can help get the right coverage in place.

All commercial vehicle insurance policies in South Carolina must include uninsured motorist coverage and liability insurance. The required amount of liability coverage varies according to the vehicle’s type, purpose, and weight. The requirements in this state are high enough to meet federal requirements, so they are valid for both intrastate and interstate commerce

A hotel insurance policy is typically the easiest route to take when it comes to navigating the right coverage for a hotel business. This package offers most of the needed liability and property coverage. And depending on the scope of the hotel's services, an agent can add any other coverage the business needs.

An umbrella insurance policy increases overall liability coverage by increasing the coverage limit on existing policies. If a car insurance policy provides $50,000 in liability, and the policyholder adds a $500,000 umbrella policy, then if they are sued over a car accident, they could be covered up to $550,000. This can pay for medical expenses, repairs, damages, legal fees, and other charges outlined in a settlement.

South Carolina renters face a variety of risks. Their home could be damaged by a fire or flood. They could come home one day and discover that they've been robbed. A tornado could touch down in the neighborhood and completely destroy the home and all of the personal belongings inside. Renters insurance provides protection by covering the cost of repair or replacement of personal belongings after a natural disaster or theft.

Life insurance in South Carolina comes in a variety of forms. Term life insurance lasts for set number of years, and is often the least expensive option. Whole life insurance remains in effect for as long as premium continues to be paid, and builds up equity. It is likely to be more costly than term life, but the payoff is more certain. Universal life insurance is a flexible policy that combines the benefits of term and permanent life insurance.