Monday, November 23, 2015Many people are comforted by the soft, scented glow of burning candles throughout fall and winter. But as with any open flame, you must use candles with care. A fire risk in an apartment building can prove to be even more serious than a fire risk in a house due to the sheer nature of sharing a living space. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, October 27, 2015If you’re preparing to move into a rental property, you’ve probably been told that renters insurance is a worthwhile investment. However, the prospect of one more recurring bill to keep up with may sound unappealing. But don’t slam on the brakes just yet. READ MORE >>
Friday, September 18, 2015You probably keep all of your important documents—your birth certificate, social security card, diploma and transcripts—in a safe place, but have you documented your possessions so that they can be replaced if their lost due to a fire, flood, theft or other incident? For many people, the answer is "no. READ MORE >>
Friday, May 1, 2015Many young families start their lives together in an apartment as a way to save money for their future. And even young adults who don’t have children may still have young kids over for visits. Baby proofing is often associated with houses, but it’s just as important in apartments if babies or toddlers will be present. READ MORE >>
Thursday, January 8, 2015If you chat with your friends and neighbors, you may find out that they're paying more or less for renters insurance than you are. What is it that makes a person's rates go up or down? Below, we discuss a few of the most common factor that can influence your renters insurance rates. Location READ MORE >>
Thursday, October 9, 2014It’s a pretty well-known fact that apartments, generally speaking, aren’t as secure as houses, but that doesn’t mean that your apartment has to be unsafe. In fact, there are several steps you can take to optimize your apartment’s security in order to make it a less attractive target to potential thieves. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, March 11, 2014If you own expensive items—fine artwork, a vintage car, a custom-designed bicycle, fur coats, a golf cart, musical instruments, high-end jewelry, taxidermy, collectible coins etc.—your renter’s insurance policy may exclude them from coverage. However, contents insurance is designed to make up the difference. READ MORE >>
Thursday, December 5, 2013Heading off to college for the first time should be an exciting and rewarding experience. However, it could quickly become a nightmare if a fire or theft in your college dorms deprives you of your personal possessions. If you’re moving far from home, the likelihood is that you will have most of your worldly possessions with you. READ MORE >>
Friday, April 12, 2013According to a 2012 survey published by the Insurance Information Institute, only 31 percent of renters purchase a renters' insurance policy. These numbers are surprising when you consider that, in many large cities such as New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, renters significantly outnumber homeowners. READ MORE >>
Friday, February 1, 2013In comparison to auto, health, and life insurance policies, renter’s insurance is rarely publicized. This may be due largely in part because a majority of people tend to place a lot of value on the assets they own. As a tenant, you are exposed to the same amount of risks as a home owner. READ MORE >>
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