Five facts you should know about vehicle service contracts

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Five facts you should know about vehicle service
contracts
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Have you ever kept yourself awake at night
worrying about how you would pay for a sudden,
unexpected car repair? Below are five facts about
vehicle service contracts (VSCs) to help you
decide if such a contract could help provide you
with financial peace of mind and a good nights
sleep! Click here to view the video VSCs help
people pay for unexpected car repairs, but not
every repair is covered. You should read the
contract carefully so that you understand what
repairs are and are not covered, as well as
your responsibilities, including car maintenance
requirements, deductibles, and other terms. VSC
levels of coverage can vary based on the
vehicles age and mileage. When you buy a new
car, the manufacturers warranty typically lasts
3 years or 36,000 miles however, the average car
owner keeps their car for over 10 years. For an
affordable monthly fee, you can purchase a VSC
from Toco Warranty Corp. (Toco) to help minimize
the financial burden of unexpected, covered
repairs. You do not have to pay up front fees
for all VSCs. Many VSCs require pre-payment for
the full cost of the contract.
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In contrast, Tocos vehicle service contracts
allow you to pay as you go, requiring a monthly
fee with no down payment or up-front costs. An
administrative fee may apply for cancellations.
Decide what works best for you. VSCs can be
cancelled. Tocos vehicle service contracts can
be cancelled at any time, although an
administrative fee may apply. Be sure you read
your contract carefully to understand your
cancellation terms. VSCs are not the same as car
insurance. VSCs offer coverage for repair of
specified car parts as further outlined in the
Terms and Conditions, but they do not cover
collision repairs or routine maintenance
services. VSCs have helped thousands of people
keep their cars  and their lives on track and
they may offer you financial peace of mind. But
it is important to ask questions before you buy
any auto repair protection plan, and read your
contract carefully to understand all terms and
conditions that may apply. To learn more,
visit www.tocowarranty.com. Article
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