Exceeds the Maximum NFIP Deductible

Question: What if we have a private policy that meets all of the Biggert-Waters requirements except that the policy deductible exceeds the maximum NFIP deductible?

 

Answer: You cannot allow a private policy to have a deductible that is higher than the deductible available under a Standard Flood Insurance Policy (SFIP).  However, a private policy’s deductible can exceed the maximum deductible that’s available under the National Flood Insurance Program for any coverage that exceeds what is available under the NFIP.

 

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Published
2019/05/09

 

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