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If fine jewelry is part of your Valentine's Day plan, make sure you have the proper coverage

  Most Homeowners Insurance Policies have a limit on Jewelry of $1,500. With Gold prices alone being upward of $1,800 an ounce, this limit is usually not enough. Here are 3 good tips to protect your Jewelry. 1- Consider adding a Jewelry floater to your Homeowners insurance 2- Get an appraisal to find out the true replacement value. 3- Keep your Jewelry clean and in...

Make sure that special gift is covered.

Did someone close to you receive an expensive gift this Valentine’s Day? Make sure it’s well protected with a valuables policy. Many customers assume their basic homeowners policy will provide the coverage they need when, in fact, it provides limited protection. For example, a basic homeowners policy may not cover important losses, such as a stone falling out of an expensive item of jewelry. Choose...

Valuable Articles Coverage

3 ways Homeowners can cover Jewelry, Furs, Silverware, Musical Instruments, Fine Arts, Coins Stamps, Golf and camera equipment, firearms and other collectibles. A standard Homeowners policy has limitations on these items along with limits away from the premises. Coverage can be enhanced the following 3 ways. 1- Itemized Agreed Value Coverage- Available only for Jewelry with this coverage each piece is listed individually with its own...