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I pay about $330 for Allstate insurance on a 40 footer. My last boat,
a 27 footer, I paid slightly less for. I made a claim when I dismasted, and Allstate came through and treated me fairly. I was pleased it worked at all. Mostly, I carry insurance for liability, and for medical to help those that might get hurt. Sure, it's great to get compensated for the loss of your boat, but if it's your own fault, well, take some responsibility. However much I like Allstate Insurance, I'm farily certain they will not insure in the hurricane "box" during that season. But then who wants to be there during that season anyway? As far as the political debate regarding gubmint vs private, any organization that is HUGE is likely slow to respond. I've heard endless complaints about the government, some of which are quite valid. On the other hand, there are tons of private corporations that suck big time too, can't get out of their own way, lousy customer service, etc. So I think it's more about size and organization than Government Vs Private Sector. |
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