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Insurance underwriters
How does one know how reliable insurance underwriters are? We're
offshore cruisers, so we need international coverage on our boat. Our current policy costs more than 4% of the agreed value of our boat, but it's from Pantaenius, which we believe to be reliable. We looked around for a more reasonable quote and got one from Yachtlink -- just over 2% of agreed value. Trouble is, the underwriters appear to be a Russian company called Sogaz. This isn't very reassuring, and it's not clear to us how we would ever hold them to honor a claim. Does the fact that the broker is in California help us, legally? Is there any way to determine whether specific underwriters honor their obligations? |
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