Changes To Insurance Limits In Illinois For 2021? – Spoiler…. There Are None.

January 2, 2021

No changes in Illinois minimum coverage for 2021! That’s the headline and the bad news. Auto insurance is required for every vehicle in Illinois, and the state requires minimum coverage of $25,000 per person/$50,000 per vehicle for any injury crash. It isn’t enough! So what can you do about that, comply with Illinois State law and protect yourself and your family? The answer is to make sure YOU have enough insurance coverage to provide for most injury accidents you may unfortunately be involved in.


 My recommendation is that you MUST have at least 100/300 coverage, meaning that if you’re hurt in a crash, you have up to $100,000 of coverage for medical bills, lost wages, pain, loss of your normal life, and other damages. I have handled numerous cases where there just wasn’t even close to enough insurance coverage to fully compensate my client. And I’m seeing more and more cars insured by the “better” companies with only those state minimum coverages. Don’t roll the dice; get the coverage you may need. Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage in the amounts of $100/300—that’s a starting place. Call me for a free consult, no obligation, current client or not. Be safe and be prepared for the unexpected.

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