Commercial marine hull pricing is reportedly easing, but recreational boat owners should not assume their premiums will fall. Here is how to review your renewal, deductibles, valuation and conditions.
Two boats burned while tied together in Huntington Harbour. Here is what boat owners should check about hull damage, liability, salvage and pollution response after a dockside fire.
The October 2026 Brindisi yacht fire shows why boat owners should check hull damage, salvage, pollution response and third-party liability separately.
Pantaenius will cut some yacht insurance deductibles by 50% for qualifying anchor-related claims. See the strict conditions and what boat owners should ask.
Learn the four main types of marine insurance: hull and machinery, cargo, freight, and liability. See what each covers, examples, exclusions, and how to choose.
A $30,000 boat can carry a wide insurance range. The purchase price is a starting point; the bill depends on the hull, engine, storage, use, deductible, and coverage value. If you are asking How much is boat insurance for a $30,000 boat?, expect an estimate, not an answer.
An Ontario Sea-Doo case shows why a 30-day new-watercraft clause may conflict with horsepower exclusions in a homeowner’s insurance policy.
Longer repair cycles can change the questions boat owners need to ask about valuation, storage, documentation, and loss-of-use coverage. Here is a practical review checklist.
Learn how boat insurance lay-up warranties, freeze endorsements, storage rules, and permitted use can affect winter coverage and claims.
Agreed Value vs. Actual Cash Value Boat Insurance: What a Claim May Pay practical guide
