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On Thu, 12 May 2005 20:08:52 GMT, wrote:
I insure an 18' ski boat for $10,000, and it costs me around $300 / year through Progressive. It's been awhile since I signed up with the policy, but I believe I'm paying a higher premium due to engine size (427). wrote in message roups.com... I have lurked on this newsgroup for quite a while and I am about to get my first boat, a Swee****er 20 foot pontoon. I ordered it and will take delivery in about a week or so. My family and I are extremely excited! I have some questions about insurance though. How much insurance should I carry on a new boat like this? How much do you guys pay annually for your insurance and who is it with? I just got a quote back from BoatUS and it was $1000.00 per year! That seems extremely high to me. A Progressive Direct came back at $100 per year. That seems a bit low. By the way, I have taken the USCGA/USPS boating safety course so that should save me a little. Thanks for your help! -Trent USAA is charging me $327/year for my 21' Proline, valued at $26.5K. That reminds me, I need to call them and depreciate that sucker. This is for loss/damage and $300000 liability. -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
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![]() USAA is charging me $327/year for my 21' Proline, valued at $26.5K. That reminds me, I need to call them and depreciate that sucker. This is for loss/damage and $300000 liability. -- John H Ditto on USAA. I've got a 2005 Key West CC and it's under $200/year. Of course, with 2 cars a motorcycle, an RV, and a boat I should qualify for some kind of fleet discount! JR. |
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