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Boat insurance 101.

Im no insurance professional, but...If you have an ACV or "actual cash value" boat policy (BIG MISTAKE), you might want to talk to an honest insurance person and get the details.On an actual cash value policy - if your boat gets damaged or totaled, whatever the insurance company says your boat is worth is what you get.If you hit a stump and ruin the lower unit, the insurance company will not pay the full repair costs. However, if you have a agreed value policy, they replace it with brand new parts no questions asked (that is, if you have a reputable insurance company).I would highly recommend you search for a company called Worldwide Marine or Worldwide Marine Underwriters and talk to a guy by the name of Bob Luellen.I wont post his contact info on here because it might not be permitted. Just talk to the guy and have him review your policy. He is the most knowledgeable insurance person Ive ever talked to and he will feed you no BS. If you want you can contact me directly for his contact info. I just got a new policy through Bob. It is with the same company I had before (progressive), with WAY better coverages and a "diminishing deductible", for less than what I was paying for the ACV policy.Hope this helps,WTFletchFISH ON!

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