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Jun18
Allstate Implements 5% Deductible On Louisiana Homeowners Policies
If you own a home in Louisiana and have your homeowners policy with Allstate know that they’ve “implemented a statewide mandatory 5 percent hurricane deductible on renewed homeowners policies this month” according to National Underwriter.  

As an example if your $300,000 home is insured for storm damage then you’d have to “pay the first $15,000 of storm damage.”  Doesn’t that seem like a large sum of money for most people to have to fork over?  I doubt the majority of homeowners with houses worth $300,000 have $15,000 lying around in case of impending storms. 
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At least people’s premiums will see a slight decrease according to an Allstate spokesperson.  Does 5 percent seem like a large deductible to you or quite the opposite?     

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You're spot on. $15000 seems like a terribly high insurance premium for someone to pay! I wonder if Allstate thinks this move will lead to better client relations? Somehow, I doubt it. People in Louisiana have likely had it up to here (as I wave my hand over my head) with post-Katrina insurance company stuff.
Jerry
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