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HO insurance limit on stolen cash?

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Anonymous

13y ago
Updated: 1/13/2021

You will have to check your insurance policy. It depends on the limits and coverage you purchased.

Most home insurance policies however do not cover the loss of negotiable paper such as cash, stocks, bonds nor bullion.

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