T&T: A nagging question
Keith
keith at anastasia3.com
Sat Sep 20 13:08:29 EDT 2008
My insurance company, Markel via Al Golden and IMIS offers "named storm"
coverage as an option. I dropped mine this year, saving about $1400 or so. I
decided that I was confident in my marina, and my ability to prepare for a
storm. My boat survived without so much as a scratch or leak, so I'm
thinking it was a good decision, especially after seeing so many other boats
destroyed around here. That doesn't mean that a cat 4 wouldn't have torn it
up, but that's the risk I've assumed.
Keith
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I can read your mind, and you should be ashamed of yourself.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Richter" <richter-pooh at rocketmail.com>
> Insurance rates for boats (especially in Florida) are so high partly
> because
> many claims are paid on boats that weren't suitably prepared for storms.
> Since I am ready and able to properly prepare my boat, my risk of damage
> is
> much lower than the average boat's risk.
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