As much as we’d like to think we’re safe and bad things could not happen to us, the truth is misfortunes tend to come about unannounced; they are part of life and, while sometimes there’s no way we can stop…
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A reasonable requirement
Renters are being asked to be adopt practices of increased responsibility for their possessions. Currently, signing a lease doesn’t always require renter’s insurance, but this is slowly turned into a compulsory requirement. A survey of large apartment owners by the…
Tips to prepare for the big move
Flexibility and mobility have become common traits of today’s American population, and we sure do love moving. Or rather, we no longer feel confined by state limits and, when the need arises, we can easily relocate without much fuss. According…
Spring – a time to review and renew
Spring brings with it not only blossoming trees and sunny skies, but also storms. Now is the perfect time to review your policies to make sure you have the adequate coverage, and also to prepare a home inventory. Call your…
Ways to save on renter’s insurance
Renter’s insurance has already reached a very affordable national average (around $30/month), but whenever needed, it proves to be invaluable. Yet, there still are ways to make it even cheaper. Compare renters insurance costs and the coverage it offers to…
Reduce the risk of property loss with renter’s insurance
Fire. Theft. Lightning. These are just a few reasons why re-evaluating your home’s preparedness in the face of danger is a good idea. Disaster strikes when you least expect it and may cause a world of trouble if you let…
Keep track of your stuff with a home inventory app
You’ve decided to take the secured path of insuring your belongings, either through renters insurance or home insurance, depending on your housing status. There are different ways you can go about it: use the plain spreadsheet with as many columns…
Green shopping tips for a healthy home
Hitting the sales? Well, it certainly is the right time to embark on a home improvement project since it’s the beginning of a new year and there are so many bargains out there. Before going on a shopping spree though,…
Renters insurance can be a student’s safety net
An increasing number of students choose to live off-campus, more often because it entails an increased level of independence and flexibility. While the experience is indeed rewarding and can ease a person’s transition into adulthood, there are a few things…
Apartment hunting? Ask yourself these questions first
Regardless of the area you’re looking to move in, the real estate market is not cheap. The property types vary from high rise condos with all the bells and whistles, to fifth floor walk-ups in century-old buildings, single-family homes with…