High risk properties insurance companies all seem to be reassessing their costs in covering high occurrence areas. In the 1990's alone, 91.8 billion dollars were spent on losses from areas that were exposed to natural and man-made catastrophes. High risk property insurance is being looked at much closer than ever before in history for that reason. Finding the proper coverage after the recent disasters and hurricanes may be a challenge. At least, finding affordable policies might be.
After the four hurricanes in Florida last year, the average homeowner high risk property insurance rates climbed 15 to 30%. High risk properties insurance is usually purchased for the most desirable places in which to live. Places like San Francisco, Miami and New York City are all looked at with a cautious attitude. Whether it's the probability of an earthquake or a hurricane, the insured's coverage will be considered high risk properties insurance. It is ultimately up to the homeowner or business owner to decide whether the threat of loss is great enough to warrant the cost of protection.
Although experts believe that the industry has enough money to pay out all the claims, the cost of this kind of coverage will be reflecting their costs. Studies done on environmental changes are saying that disasters such as hurricanes may be becoming more likely than ever before. The cost of high risk properties insurance could easily see a double digit rate increase. Aside from the rising cost of appropriate coverage, it may be difficult just to be able to find the right kind of policy in some parts of the country.
There are however, studies that show that many cities are at a relatively low occurrence of extreme events. So, evidently, the first factor for consideration for high risk property insurance is location. If cost is a concern, the rising cost of this kind of coverage could actually influence the decision of where to live. However, choosing the best deal with this kind of coverage can be accomplished just as with any other policy, by shopping around.
Different circumstances and different areas will determine what is paid for high risk property insurance. Shopping around will enable a person to do some comparison with rates. But, whether it's high risk insurance, or anything else a person might endeavor to do, if he will "Commit to the Lord whatever you do, your plans will succeed." (Proverbs 16:3)
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Saturday, September 27, 2008
High Risk Property Insurance
Posted by Mr Tran at 9/27/2008 10:46:00 AM
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