Need last-minute hurricane insurance? You still have an option before Dorian lands
Miami Herald (FL)
Aug. 29--If you're a wait-till-the-last-minute kind of South Floridian, there's good news for you on the hurricane insurance front.
Citizens, Florida's taxpayer-owned insurance group, is still offering wind and rental coverage, the group said Thursday.
As Hurricane Dorian continues to churn toward Florida, that may come as a relief to many.
A Citizens spokesman said that until a tropical storm or hurricane warning is issued for a part of the state, coverage for wind and renter's insurance will still be made available.
Citizens is the state's back-stop when the private market shuts down. And according to Luis Martínez-Moure, president at Moure Insurance, many private carriers have now stopped offering policies, a scenario that will remain in place until the storm passes. That includes renter's insurance.
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