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"Stanley Barthfarkle" wrote in message om... Ask your agent about adding a boat/trailer rider to your homeowner's policy. That's what we did- it costs $107 per year. This is about the cheapest insurance you can get and works fine until you start thinking about your potential liabilities. For example, a rider on your homeowner's policy is not going to cover oil or gas spills. If you have a major accident, the boat sinks and leaks gas, oil or diesel, the government will own your house. A good marine insurance policy is not that more expensive and typically has at least 500k protection for oil spills. Eisboch |
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