Sentences with phrase «jewelry coverage under»

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Most condo insurance policies have limits on how much coverage you can purchase under certain categories such as electronics, jewelry and art.

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.

Expensive collectables and valuables such as jewelry may not be covered under a basic renters policy and may require additional coverage.

When buying renters insurance, shoppers choose the amount of personal property coverage they want and jewelry falls under that amount.

For example, jewelry coverage may be limited to under $ 2,000.

You may find that certain types of belongings, such as jewelry or a coin collection, have limited coverage under a standard policy.

When buying renters insurance, shoppers choose the amount of personal property coverage they want and jewelry falls under that amount.

Expensive collectables and valuables such as jewelry may not be covered under a basic renters policy and may require additional coverage.

Such items as jewelry, gold, silverware, furs, fine arts, collections and coins, antiques, securities etc, can be covered under the contract, though they typically have limits of coverage.

Travel insurance coverage for jewelry is described in your travel insurance plan under baggage coverage, and coverage for lost or stolen items has a per - item limit as well as a payout maximum.

Some forms of Personal Property such as jewelry, antiques, silverware, collectibles, computers, money and the like have some limited coverage under your policy but may need more coverage.

For example, jewelry coverage may be limited to under $ 2,000.

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

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.

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

Jewelry, heirloom antiques, expensive electronic devices or furs can be covered under a floater, which extends the coverage limit of your insurance policy.

Most condo insurance policies have limits on how much coverage you can purchase under certain categories such as electronics, jewelry and art.

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.

Some policies will have limits to how much coverage is included under certain categories such as electronics, furniture and jewelry.

The high - end of electronics, furs and jewelry can have their own separate coverage amount under this policy.

Policies frequently limit how much coverage you can include under certain categories like electronics and jewelry.