An insured person has a 15-30-5 Personal Liability and Property Damage automobile insurance policy. How much will the insurance company pay as a combined maximum if the insured has an automobile accident in which one or more third parties suffer personal injury (or death) and property damage?

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An insured person has a 15-30-5 Personal Liability and Property Damage automobile insurance policy. How much will the insurance company pay as a combined maximum if the insured has an automobile accident in which one or more third parties suffer personal injury (or death) and property damage?​

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The policy covers $15,000 per person for personal injury, $30,000 total per accident for personal injury, and $5,000 for property damage. The combined maximum the insurance company will pay is $30,000 for personal injury plus $5,000 for property damage, totaling $35,000.

An Insured Person Has a 15-30-5 Personal Liability and Property