An insured has an auto accident and sustains bodily injury worth $50,000. The responsible party carries auto liability limits of 15/30/15 which provides $15,000 for bodily injury for any one person per occurrence. The insured carries Underinsured Motorist limits providing $100,000 bodily injury for any one person per occurrence. Therefore, the responsible party's policy will pay its limit of $15,000 and the insured's Underinsured Motorist policy will pay:

An insured has an auto accident and sustains bodily injury worth $50,000. The responsible party carries auto liability limits of 15/30/15 which provides $15,000 for bodily injury for any one person per occurrence. The insured carries Underinsured Motorist limits providing $100,000 bodily injury for any one person per occurrence. Therefore, the responsible party's policy will pay its limit of $15,000 and the insured's Underinsured Motorist policy will pay:



Answer: $35,000

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