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-- Renters insurance. If your daughter is living in a dorm, your homeowners insurance may cover her stuff. But ask your insurer about the rules and limitations. Some policies, for example, cap dorm-room protection to 10 percent of your total coverage for possessions. Your daughter's computer, electronics and other items could be expensive to replace, so make sure you have enough coverage.
If your daughter lives off-campus, however, you probably need to buy a renters policy, which will cover her possessions and provide liability coverage if anyone is injured in her apartment. Policies tend to be $200 to $300 a year, and buying renters insurance through the company that provides your homeowners and auto coverage could get you a discount on all of the policies.
-- Health insurance. Even though most children can stay on their parents' policies while they're full-time students, find out what coverage the policy will provide if she's moving out of town.
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