This Valentine’s Day, many will give a gift to someone special. Whether it’s chocolates, jewelry, flowers, or apparel, U.S. consumers spend billions of dollars each year.
Whatever you purchase this Valentine’s Day, make sure you take the appropriate steps to insure your valuables.
Homeowners and renters insurance policies provide coverage for personal property; however, there may be limits. In addition, homeowner’s policies cover named perils that may include fire, lightning, wind, and theft. But what if that expensive ring falls down the bathroom drain? Do you have coverage?
If your home was destroyed by fire, would you remember every possession and the value of each one? Keeping an inventory of what's in your home, as well as appraisals for expensive items like jewelry and other valuables, can be very beneficial during the claims process.
If you plan on going out for a nice Valentine’s Day dinner and your credit card is compromised, do you have protection against identity theft?
To learn more about insurance coverage and strategies to keep you safe, check out the blogs below.
The benefits of scheduling specific items on your homeowner’s insurance
Protect your possessions: Take a home inventory
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This article is intended for general educational and illustrative purposes only and should not be construed to communicate legal or professional advice. Further, this article is not an offer to sell insurance. Please consult with your licensed insurance agent for specific coverage details and your insurance eligibility. All policies are subject to the terms, conditions, limitations, definitions and exclusions contained therein.
