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TollFree: (800) 962-3155

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Insurance, Annuities & Retirement Insurance Plans, Auto Insurance, Boat & Marine Insurance, Business & Commercial Insurance, Flood Insurance, Health Insurance, Homeowners Insurance, Insurance Consultants & Analysts, Liability & Malpractice Insurance, Life Insurance, Motorcycle Insurance, Property & Casualty Insurance, Recreational Vehicle Insurance, Renters Insurance, Travel Insurance, Workers Compensation & Disability Insurance

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Phone: (518) 563-1234

Address: 984 State Route 3, Plattsburgh, NY 12901

Website: http://genoinsurance.com

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Auto Insurance
Prior Carrier Reports: these provide information about your current/prior auto insurance, including carrier name, coverage limits, whether there were any lapses, and other information.
Motorcycle Insurance
Boat Insurance
For home, building, or boat insurance, we or an inspector from an independent company may visit the property to inspect and report on its condition. In some cases, pictures may be taken. This allows us to check the estimate we have of your property's value. If we need more details about the property or the alarm you've installed, we may need to enter your property to finish the inspection. We would contact you before entering your property.
Snowmobile Insurance
ATV Insurance
Inland Marine Insurance
Coverage for goods in transit, and for the commercial vehicles that transport them, on water and over land. The term may apply to inland marine but more generally applies to ocean marine insurance. Covers damage or destruction of a ship’s hull and cargo and perils include collision, sinking, capsizing, being stranded, fire, piracy, and jettisoning cargo to save other property. Wear and tear, dampness, mold, and war are not included. ( See Inland marine insurance, Ocean marine insurance )

Renters Insurance
A provision in homeowners and renters insurance policies that reimburses policyholders for any extra living expenses due to having to live elsewhere while their home is being restored following a disaster.
Home Insurance
Funds that a lender collects to pay monthly premiums in mortgage and homeowners insurance, and sometimes to pay property taxes.
Title Insurance
Insurance that indemnifies the owner of real estate in the event that his or her clear ownership of property is challenged by the discovery of faults in the title.

Health and Life

Life Insurance
An agreement under which one party—the assignor—transfers some or all of his ownership rights in a particular property, such as a life insurance policy or an annuity contract, to another party—the assignee.
Health Insurance
In property insurance, requires the policyholder to carry insurance equal to a specified percentage of the value of property to receive full payment on a loss. For health insurance, it is a percentage of each claim above the deductible paid by the policyholder. For a 20 percent health insurance coinsurance clause, the policyholder pays for the deductible plus 20 percent of his covered losses. After paying 80 percent of losses up to a specified ceiling, the insurer starts paying 100 percent of losses.

Business Insurance
A package policy, such as a homeowners or business insurance policy, that provides coverage against several different perils. It also refers to the combination of property and liability coverage in one policy. In the early days of insurance, coverages for property damage and liability were purchased separately.
Workers Compensation Insurance
Home, Auto, Boat, Business Owner's Policy, Commercial Package, Worker's Compensation, Inland Marine, Bond, Specialty, Commercial Auto, Umbrella, Renters, Condominium and Dwelling Fire
Commercial Liability Insurance
Home, Auto, Renter's/Tenant's Coverage, Mobile Home Owners, Dwelling Fire, Personal Umbrella, Flood, Commercial Package, Commercial Umbrella, and Commercial Auto
Professional Liability Insurance
A professional liability policy covering the policyholder for negligent acts and omissions that may harm his or her clients.

Annuities
For annuities, the amount of a deferred annuity’s accumulated value, less any surrender charges, that the contract holder is entitled to receive if the policy is surrendered during its accumulation period. Also known as cash value and surrender value.
Liability Insurance
A broad commercial policy that covers all liability exposures of a business that are not specifically excluded. Coverage includes product liability, completed operations, premises and operations, and independent contractors.
Travel Insurance
Insurance to cover problems associated with traveling, generally including trip cancellation due to illness, lost luggage and other incidents.
Identity Theft Insurance
Coverage for expenses incurred as the result of an identity theft. Can include costs for notarizing fraud affidavits and certified mail, lost income from time taken off from work to meet with law-enforcement personnel or credit agencies, fees for reapplying for loans and attorney's fees to defend against lawsuits and remove criminal or civil judgments.

Natural Disaster

Flood Insurance
The tendency of those exposed to a higher risk to seek more insurance coverage than those at a lower risk. Insurers react either by charging higher premiums or not insuring at all, as in the case of floods. (Flood insurance is provided by the federal government but sold mostly through the private market.) In the case of natural disasters, such as earthquakes, adverse selection concentrates risk instead of spreading it. Insurance works best when risk is shared among large numbers of policyholders.
Earthquake Insurance
Homeowners insurance also covers additional living expenses. Known as Loss of Use, this provision in the policy reimburses the policyholder for the extra cost of living elsewhere while the house is being restored after a disaster. The liability portion of the policy covers the homeowner for accidental injuries caused to third parties and/or their property, such as a guest slipping and falling down improperly maintained stairs. Coverage for flood and earthquake damage is excluded and must be purchased separately. ( See Flood insurance, Earthquake insurance )

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