Chances are you remembered all your big-ticket purchases when deciding how much contents insurance coverage to buy.
You know furniture, electronics, expensive items that need separate riders (think jewelry, fur coats and antiques), but what about the items which, taken separately, didn’t cost you much? If you were to lose your home to fire, for example, how much would it cost to replace all the clothes and shoes in your closet? Can you put a dollar value on the food in your cupboards and tools in your basement right now? use this list to catalogue the items you may have overlooked, then check your grand total against the face value of your existing policy. If your insurance covers it, rest easy. If not, you may want to call your broker or insurance provider and top up your coverage.
Print out our contents insurance form and fill it out to get a grand total of all of your contents.
