Insurance
Here in CA I either have to get insurance coverage or disclose to parents that I am not covered. Now I don't want a parents suing me over little jr scarping his knee or anything so I am looking at insurances. Does anyone know of any good ones particularly pertaining to small family daycare?
I've tried getting quotes for some but the few I looked at had a minimum you had to pay no matter how many children were covered. Since I would not have any more then 6 children it seems silly that I would have to pay a minimum that would be three times the amount the itemized list showed me for 6pt and 6ft children. Of course I don't want to skimp on coverage since it always seems that when you are covered nothing happens but if you are not... |
Originally Posted by missjenny: |
Originally Posted by Unregistered: |
As the others said, many home owners policies allow you to add a daycare rider to your policy for very little money. I have American Family and they covered up to 6 children with $300,000 coverage. However, I moved to a group license and I can have up to 10 kids so they went through a broker to add a business liability policy which costs me $500 per year for $1 million policy.
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I don't own my home and the hubby and are are looking for a bigger place since our lease is up soon. Would renters insurance have something like that then?
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Originally Posted by missjenny: They are very reasonable as far as pricing goes. |
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Be careful when asking your home owners insurance about the daycare. I got myself in trouble now because I asked them and they said they don't cover it and they are going to call back before it renews and if we are running a daycare out of our home we may get dropped.
I have AMICA.. it is very good, but that kinda sucks. Is there anyway to find a rating system for daycare insurance? I want to see if any of the companies listed here are actually reputable. |
I have state farm insurance and I also get my insurance as a rider in addition to my homeowners. They may even be able to offer additional DC care insurance even if you are not already a customer.
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Originally Posted by SaborStyle: |
all-state will write you a liability insurance plan if you have renters or home owners insurance.
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Originally Posted by daycare: |
I find that to be very true that things differ by state.
I am in the same state as OP |
I have DCI insurance which is strictly for home child care providers and is based on the number of children in care. I find it to be very reasonable but wonderful coverage. I work through fax but my phone calls actually go to California. I believe they have a website as well and they allow you to set up your own payment plan. Hope this helps! :)
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Same thing happened to me. I was shopping around for new home insurance and as soon as I mentioned day care, the quote quadrupled!! I opted for a separate liability policy with Adults and Child Alliance. I think it was $300 for the year for up to 6 children with $1M/$3M coverage. According to their literature, they are rated A++.
Originally Posted by SaborStyle: |
Originally Posted by moshimoshi: |
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