The New York auto plan  facilitates auto insurance for drivers who can’t find coverage in the voluntary market. The plan assigns a driver to an insurer using a quota system. Every insurer that writes auto insurance in New York must participate in the plan. The NYAIP offers basic personal injury protection (PIP)—sometimes called no-fault insurance—up to $50,000 per person and basic property damage liability up to $100,000. It also provides optional basic economic loss (OBEL) coverage up to $25,000 for loss of earnings, child care expenses, funeral costs and other losses. Drivers may buy higher limits of physical coverage and choose deductible options.

Premiums for autoplan are based on actuarial information compiled from similar drivers. If you’re in the plan, your experience and characteristics are re-evaluated every three years. If you have good driving habits and a clean record, you may eventually qualify for standard auto insurance.

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There are a variety of factors that affect your policy cost, including coverages, deductibles and discounts. Talk to your agent about which coverages are right for you.

In addition to the minimum liability coverage required in most states, you can add coverage for uninsured/underinsured motorists and comprehensive/collision damage. These coverages pay for your expenses if you are involved in an accident with an uninsured or underinsured driver or if your vehicle is damaged by an act of vandalism, theft, fire or weather. You can also purchase an umbrella policy that “floats” above your other coverage limits to provide extra protection if you are sued for damages that exceed your policy’s limit.

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A Tuition centre is a type of education business that teaches students in small groups. They usually specialise in one or more subjects and are often popular in Asia. They offer weekly 90-minute-long lessons, modelled on Oxford-style tutorials and give parents regular feedback. Some centres also offer extra tuition in science, economics and 11+ and 13+.

What is a private tuition Centre?

A good tuition centre focuses on exam preparation and helps students improve their grades. They help students understand all concepts and learn how to write correct answers. They also provide detailed productive feedback to encourage students to work hard in their studies. They are also flexible with scheduling and affordable in their fees.

Tuition centres are usually a group setting where the tutors teach their respective students in set classes at a fixed timetable. They may be open to make-up lessons for students who are ill or on vacation but this will depend on how the centre is run and its policies. Private tuition, on the other hand, can be more flexible as the individual tutor is only responsible for a limited number of students and will likely be willing to accommodate any requests.

One downside of tuition centres is that the staff turnover rate can be high as many teachers treat it as a gap year or decide that teaching is not for them. This can affect the quality of teaching but an online feedback system that displays all reviews transparently should give an accurate indication of whether a tuition centre is worth sending your child to or not.

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