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After last year's hail storm been looking at all the insurance I have.Got hit hard and Ford (USSA),5th Progersive,House (All State),Had 3 seperate deductables 500 each.What happens if Ford ,5th, and ATV's in 5th get taken out? 4 seperate deductables=2k,Any one had this happen yet ? Getting ready to start doing more traveling and I do not like suprises. Ideas ? bundling get rid of extra deductables? Who you like? Good Sam has 5th, but cover everthing else ?


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Yeah, that's just one more reason to get all your policies bundled together, I think.





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You need to check with an agent, but even with bundling they are individual policies on each item so they probably have separate deductibles.

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I use national interstate, brokered through twin peaks Rv insurance in Florida. They offer several different options. I also carry my vehicle insurance through them and if there is an accident one deductible will cover truck and trailer. I have a dimishing deductible ($100 per year if there is no claim), Ive made it over five years so no deductible for me if something happens.

They are also reasonably priced. Just renewed RV policy $423 for one year.


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I like the AARP RV insurance rates. I think they’ll cover everything you’re asking for. A lot of people have recommended them and their rates are easy to check out online too.

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quick question. does rv insurance cover the toys inside? or do you need separate insurance. the bikes aren't registered because they don't get ridden in the street.


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porkchop1221 wrote:

quick question. does rv insurance cover the toys inside? or do you need separate insurance. the bikes aren't registered because they don't get ridden in the street.


Nope. You need separate policies for the toys. Since they have a VIN, you insure them just like an auto.


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Thanks. My husband called one company and said it had to be registered to be insured. If we don't ride on the street ever so why does the insurance company want us to register it.

Anyway, thanks for the info.

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Give Geico or Progressive a call.


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