I’m moving to a new apartment in a couple of months, and I want to make sure I’m covered during the gap period when I move. Can you have renters insurance in two places?
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
You can technically have renters insurance in two places, but usually, it isn’t necessary unless you’re renting two locations.
Typically, if you let your renters insurance provider know you’re moving, your personal property will be protected at both places for some time, often for about a month.
If you’re looking to stay with the same provider, you shouldn’t need a second renters insurance policy. If you’re looking for a new renters insurance policy, you should be able to cancel your old one the day it’s effective since standard
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