Five Semi-Interesting Facts About Renters Insurance

Listen, we are an Insurance Company. We will always preach to anyone who will listen about the importance of Renters Insurance, and yet, all day every day Renters everywhere are throwing caution to the wind and living Renters Insuranceless (trademark pending).

We say it all the time. We share posts on social media hoping that someone somewhere will change their mind about Renters Insurance. We say it until we’re blue in the face to no avail.

We hear the same excuses all the time. “It’s too expensive,” they say. “I’m fine. I won’t need it,” they say. Yet, every day bad things happen and people find out the hard way that they should’ve had Renters Insurance. It’s a sad, avoidable reality.

That’s why we’re so invested in Renters Insurance. We even made a Renters Insurance tool on our website. Renters now have the option to quote and buy their insurance online with the added benefit of an Independent Insurance Agent. We think that’s pretty cool.

So please, humor us. Hear us out. Listen to these facts and then consider buying Renters Insurance. Unless you don’t rent, then don’t. Unless you want to. No judgement here.

Without further ado, aside from this sentence, here are five semi-interesting facts about Renters Insurance:

Fact – Renters Insurance costs less each month than your specialty coffee habit

Fact – Renters Insurance costs less than most streaming services per month

Fact – Renters Insurance is easier to purchase than you might think (get a quote here)

Fact – Renters Insurance covers your belongings but it also provides liability coverage in case you need it (that’s a big one people don’t think about!)

Fact – If your apartment building floods or goes up in flames and you’re forced to evacuate, your Renters policy will pay for you to stay elsewhere until it’s safe to move back in

Have any questions about what you just read? Please contact your Independent Insurance Agent or email us at socialmedia@psmic.com!

Disclaimer: This is a general interpretation of processes and coverage. All claims are subject to Insuring Agreements, Endorsements, Exclusions, Terms, and Conditions of the Policy. The information provided in this article is based on average Renters Insurance policy costs and coverages.