Renter Insurance

They're about the same, for the same coverage, so I stick with my
current insurer since I get a 10 percent discount if I pay when
invoiced instead of waiting till the effective date. I pay about $600
for $40K hull insurance and $1 million liability, the most I can get.

On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 16:02:00 -0400, "W P Dixon"
wrote:

Ok Gang!
Who has the best rates for renter's insurance? I need 25,000 hull
liability, and pretty much basic injury and such. And a second question, do
any aircraft insurance companies allow payments like car insurance companies
do? Avemco's rate is $390/year, which is not bad, but they want it all up
front...which means I could not use the insurance because I couldn't afford
to fly for a few months! Kinda defeats the purpose doesn't it!!?

Patrick
student SPL
aircraft structural mech


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Cub Driver wrote:


They're about the same, for the same coverage, so I stick with my
current insurer since I get a 10 percent discount if I pay when
invoiced instead of waiting till the effective date. I pay about $600
for $40K hull insurance and $1 million liability, the most I can get.

On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 16:02:00 -0400, "W P Dixon"
wrote:

Ok Gang!
Who has the best rates for renter's insurance? I need 25,000 hull
liability, and pretty much basic injury and such. And a second question,
do any aircraft insurance companies allow payments like car insurance
companies do? Avemco's rate is $390/year, which is not bad, but they want
it all up front...which means I could not use the insurance because I
couldn't afford to fly for a few months! Kinda defeats the purpose
doesn't it!!?

Patrick
student SPL
aircraft structural mech


-- all the best, Dan Ford


Dan,

If you don't mind my asking:

Did you go with the company that the Hampton people recommended?


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On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 17:45:46 -0400, gregg wrote:

Did you go with the company that the Hampton people recommended?

They didn't recommend one, that I know of. I use AIG. I checked their
quote against AOPA (possibly they use AIG also?) and it was identical,
except that by renewing my current policy I saved 10 percent, so I
stayed with the same broker (in Maine).


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Cub Driver wrote:

They didn't recommend one, that I know of. I use AIG. I checked their
quote against AOPA (possibly they use AIG also?)

I believe they do not. When I had the Maule, it was insured with AIG. AOPA was
higher, and they told me that they could not compete with AIG for policies on
Maules.

George Patterson
Why do men's hearts beat faster, knees get weak, throats become dry,
and they think irrationally when a woman wears leather clothing?
Because she smells like a new truck.

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Cub Driver wrote:

They didn't recommend one, that I know of. I use AIG. I checked their
quote against AOPA (possibly they use AIG also?)

I believe they do not. When I had the Maule, it was insured with AIG. AOPA
was higher, and they told me that they could not compete with AIG for
policies on Maules.

My current renter's policy, obtained through AOPA, is issued by AIG. (But I
don't know whether AOPA uses AIG for owner's policies too.)

--Gary