Oklahoma hurricane deductible
We haven’t researched this state’s hurricane deductible rules yet. The calculator still works with the numbers from your policy.
Work out your Oklahoma hurricane deductible
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Your hurricane deductible
- Hurricane deductible
A percentage deductible is that percentage of your dwelling limit (Coverage A), not of the damage. A flat deductible is the dollar amount you entered.
- Estimated dwelling payout
Your estimated damage (up to the dwelling limit) minus the hurricane deductible, never below $0. Your policy may pay this for damage to the house itself.
- Extra out of pocket vs. your regular deductible
How much more you would pay yourself on a hurricane claim than on a claim under your regular (all-perils) deductible, never below $0.
Estimate based on the numbers you entered; your policy wording controls.
Compare deductible options
The same dwelling limit at 1%, 2%, 5% and 10%. If your insurer quoted a yearly premium for an option, you can type it in to see the options side by side — this site never estimates premiums.
Enter your dwelling limit to fill in this table.
| Deductible | In dollars | Estimated payout at your damage | Yearly premium you were quoted (optional) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1% (your deductible) | — | — | |
| 2% (your deductible) | — | — | |
| 5% (your deductible) | — | — | |
| 10% (your deductible) | — | — |
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