What are the three things involved in marine insurance?

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asked Feb 17 in Insurance/Registration by Billabong (800 points)
What are the three things involved in marine insurance?

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answered 1 day ago by Lamber9347 (5,700 points)
The three things that are involved in and covered in marine insurance are the cargo, hull and indemnity and protection.

You can get marine insurance if you have a boat or ship sailboat, powerboat etc that you have an interest in covering with insurance.

Marine insurance is sold through most insurance companies including Geico insurance and Progressive.

To get the marine insurance you should have the information about your marine vessel, boat etc available and contact the insurance company and tell them you want to purchase marine insurance.

Marine insurance is a type of boating insurance and also covers ships and cargo etc.

Marine insurance in shipping covers goods and cargo from when they leave the point of origin until they arrive at their final destination.

The marine insurance also insures the ships, terminals, and all methods of forward freight where the goods are held against loss and damage.

The different types of marine insurance are risk assessment, open cover, named policy, Charters liability insurance, boat insurance, valued policy, Machinery insurance, time policy, blanket policy, voyage policy, port insurance, inland marine insurance, mixed policy, protection and indemnity insurance, freight insurance, liability insurance, Hull insurance and cargo insurance.

You do need marine insurance especially if you are financing the boat as most banks will require you to have marine insurance on your boat or your marina if you rent a boat dock or boat slip.

Having marine insurance is a good idea regardless to protect your investment in your boat.

Some of the best marine insurance companies include.

Best Overall: Geico Marine.
Best for Fishing Enthusiasts: Markel.
Best for Yacht Owners: Chubb.
Best for Jet Ski and Personal Watercraft Owners: SkiSafe.
Best for Houseboats: American Family.
Best for Discounts: Progressive.

Marine insurance covers the physical loss or damage of boats, ships, cargo, terminals, and any transport by which the property is transferred, acquired, or held between the points of origin and the final destination.

Different types of marine insurance include.

Freight Insurance. Freight insurance protects a merchant ship's owning corporation, because they are prone to losing money in freight.
Freight Demurrage and Defense Insurance.
Hull Insurance.
Liability Insurance.
Marine Cargo Insurance.
Machinery Insurance.
P&I Insurance.

The average cost of marine and boat insurance ranges from about $200.00 to $500.00 per year.

However, this figure is a rough estimate based on the most common types of boats.

In reality, boat premiums can range anywhere from less than $100.00 per year to thousands of dollars annually.

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