Insurance policies in Florida may have several different deductibles depending on your coverage. It’s important to review your policy terms carefully to understand your financial obligations as certain deductibles can set you back significantly, especially if you aren’t prepared. Deductibles like named-storm deductiblesand wind and hail deductibles can be particularly confusing to homeowners in Florida. Here
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Some homeowner’s insurance policies in Florida (and other states like Louisiana as well) have what’s called a named-storm deductible. This type of deductible differs from the standard deductible found in your policy. Rather, it only applies when you file an insurance claim for damage caused by storms that have been officially named by the National
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Living in a hurricane-prone states like Louisiana means that homeowners must be particularly vigilant about their insurance coverage and policy details. One critical aspect that often catches homeowners by surprise is the hurricane deductible. This deductible, which is separate from a standard deductible, can significantly impact how much you pay out of pocket in the
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As if homeowners insurance companies in Florida didn’t have enough reasons to deny a wind damage claim… Unfortunately, when a named storm makes landfall, insurance providers have come up with yet another one. A History of Claim Denials and Underpayment When a named storm hits Florida, not only does it bring severe weather and property damage
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