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In response to "TTIS: If I put something on my renter's insurance policy, (say, hearing aids), what does that mean? does it cover loss/damage? breakage? " by loosilu

My guess would be that normal failure of an item would not be covered. -- nm

Posted by TFox Feb 5 '09, 08:15

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That would be quite the policy. "Hey my tv broke." "Ok then here's a brand new one!!" -- nm - Shaun Feb 5, 08:19 10
- the original policy on them, from the manufacturer, covered that. -- nm - loosilu Feb 5, 08:24 8
  - Are they still covered? - kelly Feb 5, 08:26 7
    - no, that's why I'm looking to cover them on the renter's. :) - loosilu Feb 5, 08:27 6
      - You probably have a deductable. -- nm - JaxSean Feb 5, 08:30 1
        
        if it's less than four grand, it's worth it. -- nm - loosilu Feb 5, 08:32
      - Ahh, okay. - kelly Feb 5, 08:29 3
        
        it's a big big issue. Very rare to get them covered by insurance even for kids who are profoundly deaf. can you imagine? - loosilu Feb 5, 08:32 2
        
        Fricking healthcare in this country. Ugh -- nm - con_carne Feb 5, 08:33 1
        
        especially kids. It severely impacts their language development. -- nm - loosilu Feb 5, 08:33
- What I was excited to learn, though, was the book on my renter's insurance policy is covered even if I travel with it. - TFox Feb 5, 08:21

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