Category Archive for : ‘Renters Insurance’

If you’re one of the millions of individuals and families in the country who is renting, you are nearly 80 percent more likely to be burglarized. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, burglary is startling more common among apartment, condos, and homes which are classified as rentals.

Even with these high numbers, only 43 percent of renters invest in a renters insurance policy. Many renters don’t understand the importance of renter’s insurance. Common misconceptions include the price and value of renter’s policies. These are a few of the

Many renters assume that because they don’t own their own home, insurance is unnecessary. But renter’s insurance is much like car insurance, renters determine how much coverage to buy and then pay a deductible amount out of pocket each time you use it. Just as most drivers wouldn’t hit the road without coverage, you shouldn’t even consider signing a lease without coverage. Here’s 5 real-life scenarios which made these renters think twice about insurance coverage:

May 24, 2010: Sarah came home from work to find the toilet in her apartment had

When sending a child off to college, the checklists (and the costs) seem never-ending. Between tuition, textbooks, rent, bedding, housewares, and luggage, many parents forget insurance.

Insurance needs are often overlooked in the last-minute scramble. But relying on existing coverage – or a lack of it – can end up costing families during the college years and perhaps beyond. While parents don’t necessary need additional or specialty coverage for a child going to college, it is important to review their current policies to ensure they are covered.

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