Personal Property and Equipment Coverage - Explained

WHAT ARE YOU COVERED FOR? 

Depending on the details of your policy, personal property coverage can protect against accidental, direct loss or damage to the property. When speaking to an underwriter make sure you discuss the personal property you want insured.

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WHAT SHOULD YOU COVER? 

Personal property coverage refers to unattached items on the boat. Under this coverage option you can provide protection for fishing equipment, portable electronics and other personal items that come and go with you.

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WHAT ISN'T COVERED? 

Property damage will not provide coverage for deterioration, corrosion, mechanical failure, weathering, marine life damage, insect damage, mold, or mildew. Your policy covers you for accidental physical damage. Natural wear and tear of the insured property is not covered under the policy. Additional conditions may apply so be sure to reference your policy for all terms of coverage.

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CONCLUSION 

It’s important to identify and insure valuable equipment and features related to your boat. In the case of an accident, you’ll want a policy that will cover these items or you should make sure they’re protected elsewhere, such as under a homeowners policy or warranty. 


 

 

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