Do you really need Renters insurance? The short answer is yes - simply because stuff happens that is completely out of your control.
When shopping for a Renters insurance policy that covers your needs, you should be aware of several factors that affect the price insurance companies charge.
When looking for a place to rent, there are several factors to take into consideration before making a decision.
Add it up, and you might have thousands of dollars worth of possessions in your apartment ... maybe even more.
There's your phone, tablet, computer, TV and other electronics. There's your clothing, furniture and kitchenware. Maybe there's a bicycle or other sports gear.
It all could be worth a lot of money. And it all could be at risk.
If those items were damaged or lost due to a fire, theft or storm, your landlord's insurance wouldn't cover any of it.
A Stillwater Renters Insurance policy, however, would.
It's pretty simple; for just a few dollars a week, you could insure all your possessions. You would have a policy backed by outstanding claims and customer service. And, it would all come from a highly rated company you can believe in, one that would be there for you if and when need it.
The average cost works out to just a few dollars a week. Keep it even lower with discounts for bundling a Stillwater Renters and Auto policy. Today, more and more people are renting - and for longer periods of time. Enjoy the flexibility to live life on the go, but don't bend when it comes to insuring your belongings against theft, fire and other forms of damage. For a little bit of money, the peace of mind is priceless.
A Stillwater Renters policy reimburses you for damaged or stolen possessions, and more.
In addition, you can further customize a policy to cover against earthquakes and water backup, provide liability for injuries caused by your pets, cover high value items, protect your identity and more.
A tip: Coverage applies only to those named on the policy - your roommates' possessions wouldn't be covered unless you specify it. So, be sure to list your roommates on your policy, or encourage them to get their own coverage.
These are generalized coverage descriptions. Our Renters contract includes more detailed definitions.
Coverages and discounts may not be available in all states or situations.