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Homeowners Insurance: The Basics Mobile Home Apartment House Condominium

Homeowners Insurance: The Basics Homeowners policies also protect anyone named in the policy including: Homeowners policies also protect anyone named in the policy including:  spouse  children  other residents  guests Also covers detached structures such as: Also covers detached structures such as:  garages  sheds  pools

Homeowners Insurance: The Basics

Renters Insurance

Renters insurance protects individuals who live in a house, mobile home, condominium, or apartment that is owned by another person Renters insurance protects individuals who live in a house, mobile home, condominium, or apartment that is owned by another person Protects against:  Theft  Loss of personal property  Loss of use Similar to homeowners insurance except the building is owned by ANOTHER PERSON!!!Similar to homeowners insurance except the building is owned by ANOTHER PERSON!!!

Renters Insurance Renters Insurance Covers:  Personal possessions such as furniture, CDs, electronics and clothing  Loss of use  Medical payments Renters Insurance does not cover:  Structural damage caused by carelessness such as damage by animals

If you’re headed to college…

This is what your policy covers: Personal Items – your stuff at home is covered in case of fire or theft. Estimate and itemize the dollar value of the things you own, once a year. Put that information in a safe place away from your home, like at your parent’s house or in a safety deposit box in a bank.

This is what your policy covers:

You can get additional coverage for a specific piece of property… Renters policies may limit coverage or exclude coverage on certain types of valuables. If you have something of particular value, for example, over $500, you will want to make sure that the company covers it. If not, look into getting a separate endorsement for that valuable item. Car Stereo Equipment Engagement Ring Antiques Baseball Card Collection Coin Collection Computer

What you should know…

Listen UP! Here’s the facts… Small Claims Can Hurt – Stolen property = $350 Renters Insurance deductible = $250 Insurance Company pays claim = $100 The severity of a claim does not matter to some insurance companies, simply the number of claims. Most insurance companies will look at your claims record for the previous 5 years. Many companies will not insure those who have had 2-3 claims in 3 years, no matter the amount of these claims.

Listen UP! Here’s the facts…

Application Process: Ways to Reduce your Premium Raise your deductibleRaise your deductible Buying homeowners and automobile insurance from the same companyBuying homeowners and automobile insurance from the same company Fire resistant structures, sprinkler systems, or smoke detectorsFire resistant structures, sprinkler systems, or smoke detectors Tiedowns for mobile homesTiedowns for mobile homes 55 years of age, or older and retired55 years of age, or older and retired Original ownerOriginal owner New homeNew home Non-smokerNon-smoker Security systemSecurity system