Sentences with phrase «protected under your homeowners insurance policy»

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Under a homeowner's title insurance policy, you're protected from damages due to any recording errors or fraud that challenge your claim to owning the property.

If you typically travel with expensive jewelry, electronics, musical instruments or sports equipment, the Insurance Information Institute suggests protecting these items with a personal articles floater under your homeowners or renters insurancInsurance Information Institute suggests protecting these items with a personal articles floater under your homeowners or renters insuranceinsurance policy.

If a thief were to break into your home, you would be protected up to your covered limits under your homeowners insurance policy.

A Cherry Creek homeowner's insurance policy protects the roof in which you live under, but it does not offer any insurance protection for your personal items.

Under your basic homeowners insurance or renters insurance policy, personal liability coverage may protect you under the following circumstances, up to your policy liUnder your basic homeowners insurance or renters insurance policy, personal liability coverage may protect you under the following circumstances, up to your policy liunder the following circumstances, up to your policy limits:

While most homeowner and renter's insurance policies protect against natural disasters like fire, wind damage, hail and other perils, flood insurance doesn't fall under the list of covered incidents.

A Boston College student living in an off campus loft and paying his own rent each month no longer has the luxury of coverage under his parents» homeowners policy, but needs a Boston renters insurance plan to protect his things from the threat of loss.

Many of the most common perils your house will face are covered under a standard homeowners policy, but same problems can only be protected against by purchasing special insurance riders or even completely separate policies.

Many other Missouri renters are under the impression that their landlord's homeowner insurance policy will protect them in the event of a disaster.