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Will My Auto Insurance Cover A Break In?

February 16th, 2010 Posted in Auto Insurance, Homeowners Insurance

Your wallet would not be covered under your auto insurance. If you have homeowners insurance, it should be covered under that policy. Your auto policy only covers parts that are permanently installed and does not cover any contents. …

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Will My Auto Insurance Cover A Break In?

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