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jimfields33

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1. Insurance companies are not failing custmers.

Reply to turbinetree (Original post)

Sun Oct 13, 2024, 12:03 PM

Oct 2024

If your home floods and you don’t have flood insurance then you pay. If you have flood insurance then they pay.

Insurance companies will pay for any non flooding property damage.

The one thing to know is that the deductible is higher during a hurricane. Typically 2 percent of the value of your home.

For those living in hurricane areas, breaking out the homeowners insurance policy and reread it is a good idea so there is no surprises.

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