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FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

   
Question: Why are insurance rates increasing?
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Question: What is a deductible?
Answer: The amount you agree to pay per claim or accident toward the total cost of your insured loss.
Question: What is an exclusion?
Answer: Insurance policies do not cover everything.  We can explain situations which would not be covered by your insurance.
Question: What is a peril?
Answer: Causes of losses are known as perils.  Your policy will list perils you are covered for - such as fire.
Question: What is a rider?
Answer: You may have valuables which require extra coverages.  We can amend your policy to suit your individual needs.
Question: What is an underwriter?
Answer: An employee representing the insurance company who reviews and accepts applications for insurance.  An underwriter has to know the full details regarding any of the risks placed with them.
Question: What is an independent broker?
Answer: A person who represents a variety of insurance companies and who will assess your needs and develop an insurance plan tailored to meet your needs.
Question: What if my home was destroyed by fire and the cost of rebuilding was more than I'm insured for?
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Question: What if I hit my dock with my boat - is my boat covered?
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Question: What if I run a business out of my home - does my house insurance cover me?
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Question: What if my sewer backs up - would my basement be covered?
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Question: What is the difference between Broad & Comprehensive Forms?
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Question: I bought an "all risks" home insurance policy. Does that mean I'm covered for everything?
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Question: If I have several claims on my homeowners policy, will I be penalized by the insurance company? After all, isn't that what I buy insurance for?
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Question: I live with two roommates. Do we need separate home insurance policies?
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Question: How do insurance companies decide what to charge for home insurance? My rates have gone up considerably, and I haven't even had any claims.
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Question: The insurance company cancelled my home insurance. Is it allowed to do this?
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Last Updated: February 12, 2008       
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