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![]() "Wayne.B" wrote in message ... On Thu, 24 Aug 2006 23:13:49 GMT, "NOYB" wrote: Insurance companies won't insure for more than $100k on boats 30' or more in length. Depends on the insurance company, there are obviously many insured boats over 30 ft and $100K residing in SWFL, mine among them. Just for kicks, call around to other insurance companies and see if they'll insure your boat. If you're not already with them, they won't insure it. Not to say that insurance isn't an issue, it is. Our premiums just went up $1K per year for no reason other than residing here, and we did have some difficulty getting insurance even before Charlie and the others. My advice would be to check with some of the yacht insurance brokers in Ft Lauderdale. You may not like their rates or restrictions but they can almost always find a policy for you. As I said, I'm with Boat US already, but switching to a new company is impossible if I wanted to. |
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