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Military Housing: Renter’s Insurance, Part II

When you look at the items in your home, some of which you may have had for many years and dragged around the country or the world with you, you may not realize the overall value of your belongings. On the other hand, you may have some very nice pieces or heirlooms that are quite valuable as well.

Whatever the case may be, renter’s insurance can help you avoid serious financial problems and devastating losses if the worst should occur. Fire, dangerous weather, leaks and other malfunctions, as well as many other problems can damage or destroy your belongings. Having at least some amount of renter’s insurance, can help make getting through difficult times a bit easier.

More than that, renter’s insurance can help protect your savings and other assets if someone is injured in your home and you are found liable. Also, consider the fact that if a fixture leaks or fire occurs, you could be held liable for damages to the building, to fixtures, flooring, carpets in other areas of the building, or to other renters’ items that are damaged or destroyed. You could find yourself owing a great deal of money in damages if you don’t have proper insurance coverage.

There is another great thing about renter’s insurance that some may not be aware of. Depending on your policy, your insurance may be continued from one location to another with the same company. It may even cover your possessions during the move, while in storage, or even cover your baggage while traveling to a new location. This is great for military families who frequently relocate.

Consult with an insurance agent. Renter’s insurance may not be necessary in all cases, but if it is, you can learn what type of policy will best suit your needs.

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