Can you afford to lose everything in your apartment or rental house to fire, theft, or accident?
Renters Property and Liability Insurance is one of the most overlooked and under-used coverages; yet, it’s extremely important. Remember, your landlord is responsible for the building, not your personal property.
Value of all your personal property – furniture, clothing, DVDs, jewelry, etc.
Personal liability for accidental injuries to visitors or guests
Medical payments to others in case of an accident
Additional living expenses if you lose the use of your apartment
Money, silverware, securities, credit card, jewelry protection
Personal Liability Umbrella – A serious automobile accident or another incident could lead to a large lawsuit against you or a family member and easily exceed the liability limits of your Auto or Homeowners’s Policy. Today, more than ever, people – especially homeowners and others with substantial assets to protect – are purchasing an Umbrella Policy to provide additional levels of coverage. Protection is available in increments of $1 million and is more affordable than you may expect, averaging about $200 to $250 for the first $1 million.
Use this chart as a guide; we can give you a firm quote, based on the value of your property, over the phone in minutes.
PROPERTY VALUE | ESTIMATED ANNUAL COST TO INSURE * |
$15,000 | $135.00 |
$20,000 | $160.00 |
$25,000 | $180.00 |
$35,000 | $220.00 |
$50,000 | $275.00 |
* Estimated costs based on current premium rates for one of the quality companies we represent.
Contact us for a Renters Insurance quote.
Note: Many renters are able to save all or most of the cost of a Renters Policy by bundling the coverage with their Auto Insurance. Let us show you how!
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