Canadian RV Insurance
Retiring this fall and the plan is to head South for the winter. We plan on spending Nov and the first part of Dec in the warmer temps, then home for Xmas and the grandkids, and then back down until t...
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Here is the latest from our insurance company.
" I was just advised last week that Elite has now removed the term “unoccupied” from their travel trailer policies. Which means that you can place your trailer on a site anywhere in North America and leave it unoccupied/unattended for a period of time and the policy will still respond in the event of an insurable incident as long as the following criteria is met:
· the trailer cannot be out of Ontario for more than 180 consecutive days (6 months)
· the trailer cannot be left vacant, they define this term as: “Vacant” means that your unit is without occupants and without the majority of your personal contents for a period of more than 30 consecutive days.
So, as long as the above guidelines are met the policy will respond.
" I was just advised last week that Elite has now removed the term “unoccupied” from their travel trailer policies. Which means that you can place your trailer on a site anywhere in North America and leave it unoccupied/unattended for a period of time and the policy will still respond in the event of an insurable incident as long as the following criteria is met:
· the trailer cannot be out of Ontario for more than 180 consecutive days (6 months)
· the trailer cannot be left vacant, they define this term as: “Vacant” means that your unit is without occupants and without the majority of your personal contents for a period of more than 30 consecutive days.
So, as long as the above guidelines are met the policy will respond.
