Comments on: If you file a claim will your homeowners insurance go up? http://homeownersinsurancequestions.org/homeowners-insurance/if-you-file-a-claim-will-your-homeowners-insurance-go-up Answers to all of your questions about homeowners insurance. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 05:03:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: preacher: man of a few words http://homeownersinsurancequestions.org/homeowners-insurance/if-you-file-a-claim-will-your-homeowners-insurance-go-up/comment-page-1#comment-1598 preacher: man of a few words Wed, 01 Jul 2009 03:34:54 +0000 http://homeownersinsurancequestions.org/homeowners-insurance/if-you-file-a-claim-will-your-homeowners-insurance-go-up#comment-1598 Mine didn't but I don't live in a house.Sorry I hope its not to bad. We get hell damage around here every day with these two teen aged boys.HAHA. Mine didn’t but I don’t live in a house.Sorry I hope its not to bad. We get hell damage around here every day with these two teen aged boys.HAHA.

]]> By: mbrcatz17 http://homeownersinsurancequestions.org/homeowners-insurance/if-you-file-a-claim-will-your-homeowners-insurance-go-up/comment-page-1#comment-1597 mbrcatz17 Sun, 28 Jun 2009 04:35:36 +0000 http://homeownersinsurancequestions.org/homeowners-insurance/if-you-file-a-claim-will-your-homeowners-insurance-go-up#comment-1597 If that's your first claim in the past five years, likely it won't go up - it's probably be classified as a "cat" claim. Ask your agent, though, to be sure. If that’s your first claim in the past five years, likely it won’t go up – it’s probably be classified as a “cat” claim.

Ask your agent, though, to be sure.

]]> By: quality r http://homeownersinsurancequestions.org/homeowners-insurance/if-you-file-a-claim-will-your-homeowners-insurance-go-up/comment-page-1#comment-1596 quality r Fri, 26 Jun 2009 06:46:17 +0000 http://homeownersinsurancequestions.org/homeowners-insurance/if-you-file-a-claim-will-your-homeowners-insurance-go-up#comment-1596 I've been told by adjusters that its not only the amount of the claim but more often the number of claims and frequency that will make your premiums increase or even cancellation. One claim may or may not make it increase. Your previous history will also play a part. Depends on whether you have the available cash to fix it or whether you want to play the odds with the insurance co. Best of luck I’ve been told by adjusters that its not only the amount of the claim but more often the number of claims and frequency that will make your premiums increase or even cancellation. One claim may or may not make it increase. Your previous history will also play a part. Depends on whether you have the available cash to fix it or whether you want to play the odds with the insurance co. Best of luck

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