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USAA Diminished Value Claim: Everything You Need to Know

When your car is involved in an accident, even after repairs, its market value often drops. This is what we refer to as diminished value—the difference in your vehicle’s worth before and after the collision. If you’re insured by USAA, navigating their diminished value claims process can be challenging. Here,

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5 Common Mistakes When Filing Diminished Value Claims

Filing for diminished value after an accident can be tricky. Many people miss out on the money they deserve because they make simple mistakes. “Diminished value” (DV) means your car is worth less even after it’s fixed. But getting that money isn’t always easy. You might not know you can

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The 6 Steps of an Auto Policy Appraisal Clause

The appraisal clause is often used in insurance policies to resolve disputes between the policyholder (insured) and the insurance company (insurer) over the value of a covered loss, usually if the car is a total loss or in some diminished value cases. Below are the basic steps for resolving an

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Insurance Co. Tactics to Lowball Your Diminished Value Claim

In the complex world of auto insurance, understanding the tactics insurance companies use to lowball your diminished value claim is crucial. At Diminished Value of Georgia, we’ve seen firsthand how these strategies can significantly affect your compensation This article explores these tactics and offers insights on how to counter them

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How to File a Diminished Value Claim After a Car Accident?

What is Diminished Value? Diminished value is the reduction in your vehicle’s resale value after it has been involved in an accident and repaired. This loss in value can affect what you might receive if you decide to sell or trade in the vehicle later on since consumers tend to

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