Does State Farm Cover DE?
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I did a search but didnt find any current info on State Farms policies. I call State Farm already but I dont get a straight answer and my local reps office is closed today. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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Forget what ANYBODY says here. What does your policy state? You should have a paper (or digital) copy of your policy terms. Insurance policies vary from state to state from the SAME company based on the insurance regulations of the state.
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Your written policy is the gospel. However, I would NOT claim an on track accident unless you like ALL of your policy to either (a) increase dramatically; or (b) be dropped immediately.
This is why there is VERY affordable single event DE insurance that PCA endorses.
This is why there is VERY affordable single event DE insurance that PCA endorses.
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Thanks Dell I cant find any exclusions but to be on the safe side Ill look into single event insurance. Redundancy can be a good thing. I see no exlusions within my current policy and am planning on driving an event in the near future. I read a post or two about very negative feedback once a customer has mentioned DE to thier insurance providers. Seems its a sore subject with insurance companies. Grey area I suppose???
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You can get track coverage for less than $150 per $20k claim. See linky for example:
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Thanks Dell I cant find any exclusions but to be on the safe side Ill look into single event insurance. Redundancy can be a good thing. I see no exlusions within my current policy and am planning on driving an event in the near future. I read a post or two about very negative feedback once a customer has mentioned DE to thier insurance providers. Seems its a sore subject with insurance companies. Grey area I suppose???
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