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A friend of mine said this was the case for him when he finally moved and bought a house a few years ago with his wife. I have been paying renter’s insurance for 7 years now and from what he said, if you are paying it for more than 5 years, you qualify to earns some of the money back. I am just not sure how to go about checking. Does anyone know?
I believe in some states you can in the form of a tax refund but you would have to verify this with who your insurance is run through as well as your state’s issues on the matter. You should have a basic state webpage that will direct you to all tax-related questions. It will be an official government website.
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