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My boat policy is about to renew and I thought I'd do a little shopping
based on posts I've read about Boat US being a reasonable alternative. Everything looked pretty much the same (including cost of coverage) until I got to "uninsured boater" line. My present policy assumes $50,000 and the Boat US is $300,000. I assume that if my vessel is a total loss with someone else at fault, the max. payout with my present policy is $50K (and the boat is worth significantly more). I'm mystified why my broker would write the policy this way and disappointed that I didn't see this previously. Anyone have any insight? Is my broker shortsighted or what? jps |
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