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Making your home safe for trick-or-treaters is essential around Halloween. Last year around this time we posted an article in which we summarized some of the most common (and unfortunate) scenarios that can result in a really scary Halloween and how having a renter’s insurance can cover you. Accidents can happen while kids are on […]
When fall arrives, it’s hard to resist bringing the scents of the season into your home. Cedarwood, pumpkin pie, baked apple, cinnamon, nutmeg and a bit of vanilla are some classic candle aromas which are making their way inside our apartments every fall season. Everybody loves them, and they’d be the perfect housewarming gift if […]
Calculating the replacement cost of the items you own, (personal property coverage in renters insurance terms), may not sound fun, but it is important. One common mistake that renters do when sitting down to “do the math” is underestimating the value of their possessions by thinking only of the most expensive and largest items they […]
When you purchased your renters insurance, chances are slim that you were told about the following surprising things that your insurance may or may not cover. Since coverage amounts vary depending on your policy, only general examples are provided. Be sure to check your policy details to confirm exactly what’s covered in your personal policy: […]
According to U.S. Census, Americans are moving less frequently nowadays than 50 years ago. The annual Geographical Mobility study shows that the percentage of Americans moving over a one-year period was 10.1 percent in 2017, an all-time low. However, this still leaves about 3.2 million people who will worry about the safety of their belongings […]
Many of us have already returned from summer vacation and, luckily, found our apartment the same way we left it. Others have not been so fortunate. While we hope that bad things cannot happen to us, other people, the weather or negligence itself have other plans. The number of renters insurance claims filed after people […]
