Nonetheless, states do mandate that a minimum of liability coverage be sold. In other words, you can't walk into your insurance agent's office and buy only $2,000 worth of coverage. If you're going to buy it, you have to buy it for at least the amounts listed in the table.

What's the key to buying auto insurance? You need enough to protect yourself and your family in the case of an accident, regardless of whether it's your fault or the other driver's.

States only require a minimal amount of insurance

The problem is that the amount of insurance most states require is very low, too low, and people are lulled into thinking those minimums must be all they need. After all, that's what the states proclaim you need to drive, right? If you get into an accident and you don't have enough insurance, your assets are in jeopardy if you're sued. If the other driver doesn't have enough (or any) insurance, you may not get the payments you deserve and need.

The point is, when there is an accident and one of the automobiles is uninsured or underinsured, both drivers lose.

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