If i take renters insurance today, will it cover an item i just lost?

sweet10100 asked:


My laptop got stolen from my car, that was broken into, today. For various reasons it looks like auto-insurance wont cover it but rental insurance would (i dont own a home).

If i take renters insurance today, any chance that it would cover the laptop that i lost today?

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13 Comments

  1. Comment by:
    boatworker

    Create a video blog…instantly.

    Only if you lie good

  2. Comment by:
    MSLETY

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    No ,but once you’re covered if you purchase another and its stolen from your apartment or rent house they will cover it.

  3. Comment by:
    Renate

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    No, it will only cover something stolen from you after the exact hour and minute the insurance takes effect. They will check the police report and it will have a time on the report.

  4. Comment by:
    Jennifer

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    no you should had insurance before it got stolen

  5. Comment by:
    jero

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    that’s called fraud.

  6. Comment by:
    Bob S

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    Did you already report the theft (get a police report)? Your going to need to show that you reported the theft when you make a claim. BTW, don’t advertise if your not ready to sell.

  7. Comment by:
    Robin

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    You poor thing, not everyone knows about renters insurance. Like the first person said, if you are a good liar, but if you already filed a police report there is nothing you can do. Plus a brand new insurance company would prob. investigate if something was reported so quickly. That means they could possibly talk to the landlord, and you told him already too right?
    I do not think where you are there is anything you can do other than go get renters insurance for any future mishaps. It is only like $12 bucks a month. I answered one of your questions b4.
    I hope you are OK, a person can feel very violated and vulnerable when they are robbed!

  8. Comment by:
    bfriedemanns

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    No. They are smarter than that. You were suppose to have the insurance first and be paying into it. It is unusual that car insurance won’t cover it(but I guess that is because it is not part of the car)

  9. Comment by:
    Chris B

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    Sure,and long as you lie to your insurance agent. And don’t get caught

  10. Comment by:
    BuddyL

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    No insurance in the world is retroactive, unless you lie about the claim. And claims filed within a couple months of the start of the policy will be vigorously investigated. Don’t think nobody’s ever thought of it before. Fraudulent claims cost the insurance industry plenty, and are a big part of why insurance is so expensive for the rest of us. Insurance investigators have so many tricks to find the frauds, even if you’d take out a policy today and file a legitimate claim a year from now, They’ll probably discover that you’d asked about it on Yahoo Answers, and use that as evidence in their denial of your claim.

    One of the cardinal rules of getting away with a crime: keep your mouth shut!

  11. Comment by:
    david536259

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    I think that’s called insurance fraud – which is a criminal offence.

  12. Comment by:
    mountainriley

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    Boy your persistant arn’t you. Yea have a car wreck and go get insurance to have it fixed. Just as I said about your landlord. Watch your insurance man laugh till he wets his pants. If you fail to tell him until days later, that is insurance fraud. If you get caught, he will nail you to the wall.

  13. Comment by:
    jerry

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    maybe

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