If you don’t have a homeowner’s policy, then you better have Renters’ Insurance!


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Renters’ insurance typically provides coverage for theft, which means it can help protect your personal belongings if they are stolen from your rented property or temporary situations such as your automobile.. They are surprisingly affordable and as an independent insurance agency, WenatcheeInsurance has several companies to choose from. Here's how renters’ insurance generally covers theft:

  1.  Personal Property Coverage: Renters' insurance includes coverage for your personal belongings, such as furniture, electronics, purses, and other possessions. If these items are stolen due to a covered event, like a burglary or theft, your insurance policy can help reimburse you for their value. The coverage typically extends to theft that occurs both inside your rented unit and outside, such as if your belongings are stolen from your car. 
  2.  Actual Cash Value (ACV) vs. Replacement Cost Value (RCV): When filing a theft claim, the insurance company may either reimburse you for the actual cash value (ACV) or the replacement cost of the stolen items, depending on your policy. ACV considers the depreciation of your possessions over time, while replacement cost value (RCV) coverage provides the amount required to replace the stolen items with new ones of similar kind and quality.
  3. Deductibles: Renters’ insurance policies have a deductible, which is the amount you must pay out of pocket before your insurance coverage kicks in. When filing a theft claim, you would need to pay the deductible first, and the insurance company would cover the remaining cost up to your policy's limits. Ask yourself how much you want to pay out of pocket before you want the insurance company to start paying!
  4.  Limits and Coverage Extensions: Renters’ insurance policies have limits on the amount they will pay for certain types of items or categories of belongings. For example, there may be sub-limits for high-value items like jewelry, guns, or electronics. If you own items that exceed these limits, you may need to purchase additional coverage, or a separate policy called a rider to adequately protect them.
  5. Exclusions and Policy Conditions: It's important to review your renters’ insurance policy to understand any exclusions or limitations related to theft coverage. Some policies may have specific requirements for security measures or impose limitations on coverage if the theft occurs while your rented property is vacant for an extended period.

 

To ensure you have a clear understanding of your renters’ insurance coverage for theft, it is recommended to review your policy documents and discuss any questions or concerns with your individual insurance agent.

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Topics: Renters Insurance, Home Owners Insurance, Theft, Chelan County, Douglas County, Purse, Car Insurance, Replacement Cost, Deductible, Wenatchee Insurance, Independent Agent

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