Boat Insurance

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A boat is insured by having a boat insurance policy which is a written contract between you and the insurance company. I don't know about river licenses. I imagine that if you intend to use it on a river, and a license is required, then having the license to operate on such waters will be a requirement within the policy. If so, and you take it on a river without such license, they will probably not pay for any claims arising out of such unlicensed use. You must meet the requirements of the waters where you intend to operate the boat. Just like those who use a boat in Ocean waters are required to have certain radio equipment and perhaps radar equipment. If you don't abide by the policy and legal requirements, the insurance company will not pay for losses. You must do your part for the company to do their part.

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If you have a loan, probably. No loan would mean no requirement. Common sense though would require it. Adding it to your home insurance or renters insurance would probably cost pennies.

This is a difficult answer as marine surveying is an unlicensed activity and many are not registered with countries or states. There are professional memberships such as SAMS or NAMS that have listed members on their website. The last seminar I attended last year, a speaker there said he estimated there are approximately 2,800 professional marine surveyors worldwide. I have no factual proof I can present for this estimate however.

Not required, unless your finance company requires it. However, it is so cheap to insure it and worth the very small investment...$200-300 a year for peace of mind and someone not taking away your home if you seriously hurt them.

These policies also include Towing and Boat removal which can be very expensive.

Seizure and confiscation coverage under marine insurance policies typically protects shipowners and cargo owners against financial losses resulting from the government or authorities seizing or confiscating their vessels or cargo. This coverage may extend to losses incurred due to illegal activities or violations of trade regulations. It is essential for policyholders to carefully review the terms and conditions, as exclusions and limitations can vary significantly between insurers. Additionally, this coverage may be subject to specific legal and regulatory frameworks depending on the jurisdiction.

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this refers to the payment of premiums into a fund or pool to pay for the losses that occur

Yes. You mustang show proof of liability insurance for all boats with motors over 50 horsepower in order to obtain your arkansas boat registration.

No insurance for past claims, unless you had a policy during the time of loss that is now expired. Can sometimes be covered under a homeowners policy depending on the size of the boat.

No it is not, but it is always a good idea

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if you a financing a boat and it is used as collatoral you must have insurance. if there are no leins against the boat, insurance is not mandatory.

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