If there is a storm, when can I no longer be covered by travel insurance?

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You can only be covered for a storm if you purchased your travel insurance policy before the storm was named.

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Travel insurance providers consider the naming of a storm the cut-off date for coverage.

Once a storm is named, it is considered a known event, meaning no new policies can be purchased to cover the storm. Any new policies purchased after that date may provide coverage for future storms, but will exclude the named storm.

This information is time sensitive and may vary by policy. If you have questions about a specific policy, please contact us directly at 800-240-0369. Our customer service representatives are available 24/7 and are delighted to help.


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