Personal belongings
Review the belongings you want to insure and the way a covered loss would be valued.
Renters insurance
Your space.
Your own kind of home.
You do not need to own the building to have things worth protecting. Start with your belongings, your lifestyle, and your lease.
Request a quoteYOUR LIFE, UNDERSTOOD
Look beyond the front door.
Furniture, clothing, electronics, and everyday possessions add up. A renters insurance review also gives you a chance to discuss liability and the details your landlord may request.
Details worth discussing.
Personal liability
Ask about limits and how liability coverage may apply to your situation.
A temporary place to stay
Discuss when additional living expenses might apply after a covered loss.
Your lease and household
Share lease requirements, roommates, pets, and any belongings needing special attention.
These are general discussion topics. Coverage, availability, limits, deductibles and exclusions depend on the policy and insurer.
A LITTLE PREPARATION
Start with what you know.
- Your rental address
- A broad inventory of belongings
- Any insurance requirements in your lease
- Roommate and household details
You can start with general details. An agent can explain which additional information is needed for an application.
A little clarity.
Does my landlord’s policy insure my belongings?
The landlord’s policy generally protects the building, rather than your personal possessions. Discuss your own contents and liability protection.
Should roommates be discussed with an agent?
Yes. Household arrangements and named insureds affect how a policy applies. Explain who lives with you before choosing coverage.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Let’s consider what’s next.
Start with a short request or a conversation with our team.