Sentences with phrase «includes jewelry coverage»

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For example, one policy might be more expensive but also more attractive to a renter, because it includes a higher coverage limit in a specific category, such as jewelry.

Jewelers Mutual has been insuring jewelry for more than 100 years and offers repair or replacement coverage as well as coverage that includes loss, theft, damage and mysterious disappearance.

Jewelers Mutual has been exclusively insuring jewelry for more than 100 years and offers repair or replacement coverage that includes worldwide travel protection for all types of jewelry and watches.

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For example, one policy might be more expensive but also more attractive to a renter, because it includes a higher coverage limit in a specific category, such as jewelry.

More frequently available options include additional protection for valuables, such as jewelry and furs, umbrella insurance, coverage for living expenses if your home is uninhabitable, and insurance for natural disasters, such as earthquakes.

Policies sometimes have limits for how much coverage can be included under certain categories such as electronics, jewelry and artwork, so if the value of your property greatly exceeds these limits, you may want to purchase additional riders so that you are fully covered.

Just as you would want your home policy to include coverage for your belongings, valuables, jewelry and collectibles, your RV insurance policy should include that too.

Certain items, including jewelry, often have lower coverage limits.

There are coverage limitations on some property items, including jewelry, furs, fine art, money and securities, silverware and stamp and coin collections.

By taking an inventory of your personal belongings, including everything from clothing to jewelry, electronics, furniture, appliances and cookware, you can make sure you get adequate coverage to protect your investment in the event of a loss such as a burglary or fire.

Be aware that there is a limit of $ 1,000 for coverage of high - value items, which would include computers and other expensive jewelry.

-LSB-...] coverage for jewelry is included on most homeowners and renters insurance policies.

Our Standard Protection Program gives you flexible limits, deductibles, and coverage options, and includes protection from jewelry and firearms loss.

Personal property coverage protects the contents of your home, including clothing, furniture, jewelry, and electronics.

Renters insurance provides personal property coverage that covers your personal property — including jewelry — in case of theft, loss or destruction caused by a covered peril, such as a fire or a storm.

The benefits may include full replacement value, with no obligation to replace policies (cash - out options), by - law coverage, greater allowances for additional living expenses and coverage for higher limits of jewelry, fine arts, antiques or items that can not be replaced due to their inherent nature.

This policy allows you to have stipends to control the amount you will be reimbursed for your most expensive items including furs, jewelry, artwork and electronics, without having just one coverage amount.

While most homeowners and renters policies include coverage for personal items like jewelry and other valuables (think watches and furs) in cases of things like fires, windstorms and even theft or vandalism, there are limits to those coverages.

Floater - A separate policy available to cover the value of goods beyond the coverage of a standard renters insurance policy including movable property such as jewelry or sports equipment.

Generally renters insurance companies sell policies that provide coverage for your personal belongings including clothes, furniture, small appliance, electronic and a small amount of jewelry.

Blanket coverage can be purchased to cover an entire category of items that generally include jewelry, fine art, silverware, cameras, musical instruments, furs, wine, stamps, coins and collectibles.

A standard homeowners insurance policy includes coverage for all perils included in your policy (such as fire, windstorm, theft and vandalism), for jewelry and other precious items, such as watches and furs.

Theft coverage for jewelry is included on most homeowners and renters insurance policies.

Most homeowner's insurance policies include coverage for jewelry and other valuables like furs, art and electronics, however there will be a special policy limit.

A standard homeowners policy includes coverage for jewelry and other precious items such as watches and furs.

Homeowner's insurance policies provide limited coverage for personal valuables including jewelry.

Though a basic amount is usually included as part of these insurance packages, it's often wise to use stand - alone jewelry insurance as additional coverage.

Additional coverage options, sometimes called riders or endorsements, can also be purchased to cover antiques, expensive jewelry and other items not typically included in an insurance policy.

There are some other options available for additional cost including personal umbrella coverage, identity theft coverage, jewelry coverage, watercraft coverage, recreational motor vehicle coverage and replacement cost coverage.

Certain items, including jewelry, often have lower coverage limits.

For extra coverage for higher end jewelry, consider purchasing a Jewelry Floater which can cover the full value of your jewelry, including jewelry, consider purchasing a Jewelry Floater which can cover the full value of your jewelry, including Jewelry Floater which can cover the full value of your jewelry, including jewelry, including damage.

Policies frequently have limits on how much coverage you can include under certain categories like electronics, clothing and jewelry.

Although personal property not itemized on your home insurance policy includes jewelry, it may not be sufficient coverage for jewelry valued at $ 1,000 or more.

If your possessions include expensive jewelry, hi - tech electronic equipment, high priced collectibles, etc. the basic renter's policies just described probably won't provide an adequate level of coverage.

Your landlord is insured for the building but you need coverage for your belongings, the contents of your home including your furniture, clothing, jewelry, and appliances.

A standard renters insurance policy includes coverage for jewelry and other high - value items (furs, watches, collectibles, among other items).

The policies include the availability of extended (floater) coverage on high - value items, such as computers, jewelry, a stamp or coin collection, etc..

Factors that can drive up the cost of Atlanta renters insurance include: • Extra coverage for costly jewelry, art works or antiques, • The stability of the dwelling in which you live (i.e. the materials from which it is constructed), and • Excessive coverage for computers, electronic devices, television sets and DVD players.

Personal property coverage will protect your belongings from damage caused by a number of problems and you can insure a number of valuables including jewelry, furniture, rugs, CD's, books, computers, television, video equipment, cameras, paintings, watches and anything else of value.

Be sure you buy enough coverage for valuable items such as jewelry — including the engagement ring and wedding bands.

Be certain that you have purchased enough coverage to fully cover all of your personal property, including clothing, jewelry, cookware, furniture, carpeting and appliances.

The first type of coverage is known as contents insurance and will pay for any replacements or repairs to your moveable objects in the rental house, including furniture, electronics and jewelry.

The standard renters insurance, also known as property protection or contents coverage, will take care of the costs to repair or replace moveable items in and around the house including things like furniture, jewelry, area rugs, electronics, computers, clothing and toys.

Contents insured under this type of coverage include jewelry, furniture, rugs, CD's, books, computers, television, video equipment, cameras, paintings, watches and anything else of value.

The standard renters coverage, also known as property protection or contents coverage, will take care of the costs to repair or replace moveable items in and around the house including things like furniture, jewelry, area rugs, electronics, computers, clothing and toys.

Some policies impose limits on how much coverage can be included under certain categories such as electronics, furniture and jewelry.

You can add to the limits of your plan, and also include separate coverage for items such as jewelry, heirlooms, firearms, art pieces and so on.

Personal Articles: Offers additional coverage limits for your highly valuable possessions including jewelry, furs, guns, silverware, musical instruments, works of art, photography equipment, bicycles, golfing equipment, livestock, and more

Contents coverage will pay for the costs to replace or repair any moveable objects in the rental house including furniture, jewelry, clothing, toys, electronics and paintings.