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Problem with coverage |
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If your living
area is considered "high-risk", it
may be more difficult to get an
insurance. |
What is high-risk? |
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1. Your living area is
prone to severe weather such
as hurricanes, windstorms,
tornadoes or hail.
2 You live in an urban area
with high crime, vandalism
and theft. 3 Your home has
an old
plumbing, electrical and/or
heating system which may
cause a higher chance of
fire or water damage.
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If you can't get coverage,
you have other options.
consider the following: ■
Ask for help from insurance
professional.
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Talk to your neighbors and
find out which insurers they
use.
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Call state insurance
department. |
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If you still can't get insurance,
find out if your state has a special
insurance plan known as shared
market. Generally, there are still two types of
plans: |
1. FAIR Plans |
Fair Access to Insurance
Requirements (FAIR) Plans is
insurance pools that sell
property insurance to people
who can't get coverage in
the voluntary market.
FAIR Plan policies may cost
more and offer less
coverage, but they offer
insurance protection where
none would otherwise exist.
All FAIR Plans cover losses
due to fire, vandalism, riot
and windstorm.In order to qualify for FAIR
Plan coverage, you must:
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1. Make improvements that
decrease the risk of fire,
theft or water damage.
2. The FAIR Plan
administrator has the right
to deny insurance coverage
if you don't improve those
conditions listed above. |
2. Beach and Windstorm Plans |
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They provide residents and
business owners, in
designated areas, with
coverage against hurricanes
and other severe windstorms.
Windstorm Plans in Florida,
Mississippi, South Carolina
and Texas offer coverage
only against wind and hail
damage. |
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