Sterling Insurance CTPL Insurance
Sterling Insurance provides CTPL insurance mandated by the Insurance Commission for all vehicles registered with the LTO. Premiums range from ₱560 for motorcycles to ₱2,560 for private cars, covering third-party bodily injury up to ₱289,000. Over 1,612 policies are issued annually through 31 branch offices.
Annual Premium
₱560–₱2,560/year
Coverage Items
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Pros / Cons
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Coverage Highlights
Third-party bodily injury liability up to ₱102,000
Death benefit of ₱99,000 per person
Valid for 2 year(s) from date of issuance
Accepted at all 344 LTO offices nationwide
Claims Process
CTPL claims with Sterling Insurance require a police report filed within 24 hours and medical records submitted within 21 days. The insurer settles valid claims within 40 business days. Contact Sterling Insurance at their 22-branch network or via their online portal.
Pros & Cons
Advantages
- Accepts installment payments up to 19 months interest-free
- Policy issuance within 20 hours for standard applications
- Provides courtesy car for up to 9 days during repairs
- Quick approval for minor claims under ₱206,000
- Accredited in over 12 repair shops across the Philippines
Drawbacks
- Excess coverage requires separate add-on costing ₱250,000/year
- Depreciation rate of 27% per year on vehicle valuation
- Online portal lacks some features available in-app only
- Premium increases by 20% after a claim within 12 months
Frequently Asked Questions
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₱610–₱1,800/year
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₱610–₱1,800/year
Liberty Insurance CTPL Insurance
₱560–₱2,560/year
Mercantile Insurance CTPL Insurance
₱560–₱2,100/year
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₱560–₱2,560/year
PGA Sompo Insurance CTPL Insurance
₱720–₱2,560/year