named non-owner insurance
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named non-owner insurance
what are anyone's insights or thoughts on writing this coverage? thanks, i am new the insurance industry.
RE: named non owners policy
I've wrote it. I found it to be a waste of time. Send them to Progressive Direct and protect your book of business.
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I totally agree. Since you're new at this and your office is just starting out, this is a GREAT time to set the ground rules of what you will and won't take. There is a time and place for this type of coverage, but if you make a habit of it and put it out there that you'll do it, you will slowly develop customers who renew month to month (or not at all), and other types who bring you the risks that no one else will take.
Don't be afraid to take a stand with a customer. You need to run your office, not let the customer run it for you.
Don't be afraid to take a stand with a customer. You need to run your office, not let the customer run it for you.
If your'e talking personal lines, then I would recommend writing a Chubb homeowners or renters policy with a $1,000,000 liability limit.
Chubb's policies provide this coverage as long as the insured does not own or have access to a vehicle and carries at least $1MM personal liability on the homeowners policy.
If the insured is not a candidate for a Chubb policy then I would agree with veryone else on this board and let the client walk.
Commercial lines is another story altogether...
Chubb's policies provide this coverage as long as the insured does not own or have access to a vehicle and carries at least $1MM personal liability on the homeowners policy.
If the insured is not a candidate for a Chubb policy then I would agree with veryone else on this board and let the client walk.
Commercial lines is another story altogether...
re: named non-owner
thank you to all who have replied to my question, "what are anyone's insights or thoughts on writing this coverage? thanks, i am new the insurance industry."
i will return with more questions... and share to those that need my advice as i grow in this industry.
i will return with more questions... and share to those that need my advice as i grow in this industry.