MD Marine Insurance Has Some Great News For Boaters In Canada

MD Marine Insurance

 

Jan 26, 2016

MD Marine is excited to announce great news about boat insurance rates that will positively affect current and potential clients.

Effective Immediately:

All new and existing Personal Watercraft Policies with MD Marine will have the following rate changes.

– Increasing liability to $2 million is now an additional $10. That’s a savings of 80% – The claims-free discount is now applicable to PWC’s!! That’s a 10% savings – The standard deductible for all PWC’s is now $500 reduced from the previous $750. 

The good news doesn’t stop there. Cruiser rates are down an average of 10%, PLUS a decrease in the deductible means more money left in your pocket. If that wasn’t enough good news, all boat policies now have the option to increase Additional Claims Expense (Loss of Use) from $1500 to $5000 for only an additional $25 per year.

 Learn more:  http://www.mdmarine.ca. 

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