Why should these worms be aloud to have an "act of God clause" in policies? anyway I told them that is wasn't lightning and the repaired it! HA ! Bleeding robbing insurance companies!...
Accident wasn't my fault. I have a question
Insurance company phoned me and told that they will pick up the car and repair it. First of all they didn;t see the car. Second thing I want to ...
My father passed away a couple of months ago. my mother is asking me for help in filling all legal docs, etc. I do not have a clue about this stuff and she is so gullible it scares me. Is there ...
A person get a life insurance policy for $50,000 and passes away 4 months later. Can a beneficiary collect the total $50,000 or just what the decedant has paid into it?...
Value, or suggested retail value. Or do they go by any of these? I am trying to determine whether to keep full coverage on my car or not because I am fixing to make a lump sum pay off....
in details please..but i hear you can cash it in..what does that mean...i know what it mean mean...but like what does it mean when it comes to..are you going to owe them something if you cash it in.....
But they are insisting I give them the exact date that the roof tiles fell off. It was about a year ago (its a long story why I waited so long) but I only have a vague idea of when it was. if I give ...
Definitly earthquake Ins. shop around for the best deal .
sebastian94538
Stand alone earthquake insurance is meant to be catastrophic. The policies generally have high deductibles and the rates are higher than that of a basic policy that covers fire damage.
mbrcatz
Well, it's going to depend on the construction and occupancy!! If you're talking about an explosives manufacturer, that fire insurance will be more expensive than the earthquake.
jdschwarzenbach@sbcglobal.net
Fires happen more often, but earth quake prices vary on your house, if your house is earth quake proof, then it would be cheaper than if it wasnt, and the location for fire insurance also changes the price, some areas are prone to fire more than others, so if you had a house BOAT, then fire wouldent be expencive
For LA, your in the city and a huge fire is unlikely that area is prone to earth quakes so fire would be more expencive
robinv001
If you buy fire and earthquake coverage seperately, then it would be expensive. If you already have fire coverage. (i.e. homeowner's or renter's insurance), then ask you insurance carrier if they add an earthquake endorsement to your policy.
Evan O
no doubt its a fire! fire burns everything and earthquakes just break things. fire burns things to dust.
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