Renters Insurance
Even if you don’t own a home, you probably own a great deal more than you think. Consider all of your furniture, electronics, clothing, appliances, and jewelry, as well as any art, books, or musical instruments you own. And beyond your personal property, what if you’re found liable for injuries sustained by visitors in your home as a result of negligence?
Your Possessions
Many people make the mistake of underestimating the contents of their home, but the value of your apparel, small appliances, electronics, furniture, and personal items can really add up. Taking an inventory of your personal property can help you determine how much coverage you want to purchase.
Liability claims
Renters insurance can also help you to protect your assets in the event a guest or visitor to your home is injured as a result of your negligence and brings a liability claim against you, or sues you. When considering the amount of Liability insurance coverage you want to purchase, keep in mind the value of your assets.
Your Valuables
Coverage is available for your valuables up to the limits stated in your policy. You may want to purchase optional Personal Articles Floaters, which extend coverage for your personal articles, such as jewelry, furs, fine art, or musical instruments, when their value is higher than the limits stated in your policy.