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Pennsylvania Governor: No Hurricane Deductibles for Homeowners

Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer | Pennsylvania | November 2, 2012

In Areas Hit By Sandy, Lawmakers Ask U.S. to Pay The Whole Cost

Gov. Corbett said Thursday that homeowners will not have to pay hurricane deductibles on insurance claims resulting from damage caused by Hurricane Sandy.

The governor said the deductibles "could have added significant costs" to homeowners already struggling to clean up and rebuild after Sandy.

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In Areas Hit By Sandy, Lawmakers Ask U.S. to Pay The Whole Cost

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