Boat Insurance

Articles in Boat Insurance

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When you buy a boat, check out boat insurance. See if it's mandatory that you purchase it. Whether insurance is mandatory or not, it's best to get insurance for your big ticket investment. Protect your property and shop different insurance ... more »
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If you have a boat that suffers damage in an accident, you'll want to file a boat insurance claim with your insurance company. This can be a long process, but it is necessary for you to recoup your losses... more »
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Water sports enthusiasts usually consider a boat to be an all-in-one recreational vehicle as it can be used for waterskiing, wakeboarding, fishing, riding to your preferred vacation destination, sailing to weekend getaways, or just for lounging ... more »
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Insuring a catamaran is a little bit different than insuring other types of watercraft. Some insurance companies cover only certain catamaran manufacturers, while others may cover a different list of catamaran manufacturers. It can be confusing, ... more »
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Purchased a Jet Ski or other personal watercraft? Have you considered buying insurance for it? A personal watercraft requires extensive maintenance. You can insure yours with a personal watercraft policy. Usually such a policy would also cover ... more »
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Choosing the right surveyor is key to getting a good marine insurance survey, one that will satisfy your insurer's or lender's requirements. This is not always a straightforward decision, because there are no formal qualifications or licensing ... more »
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Baby Boomers are changing the face of the AARP members of bygone days. Increasing amounts of AARP members are younger, more fit and ready to take on life. Boating is a hobby that many AARP members are taking advantage of in their retirement. If ... more »