Claims And Issues: What to do When the Coverage is Gone ... Some Suggestions.

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March 04, 2008

If you are nonrenewed, as happened to me and my Family within the year after Hurricane Charlie passed through Central Florida, you should act immediately to replace your nonrenewing Homeowner's or other Property Insurance Coverage. That is a no-brainer, as they say. The problem is, "Where's the replacement Coverage?" Here are some thoughts in this comprehensive newspaper report by Anika Myers Palm, "Insurers Fold Up Policies/Homeowners Who Are Dropped Scramble to Find New Coverage" p. C1, col. 2 "Central Florida Business" Section (Orlando Sentinel, Tuesday, March 4, 2008).

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