Renters Insurance
Typically, a renters insurance policy can provide coverage for:
Your personal property, if your belongings are damaged or stolen. The same kinds of unexpected events — storms, theft, fire — covered by homeowners insurance are generally covered by renters insurance, too. The coverage could apply even if your things are not in your home when they’re damaged or stolen.
Your liability. If someone outside your household is hurt (think: a guest trips on a rug) or their property is damaged and you are sued, liability coverage can help pay legal fees and settlements, up to the limit you choose, if you are found at fault.
Additional living expenses helps you pay for your rent, food and other additional costs if you have to live elsewhere while your space is repaired.
Car insurance discounts & savings
- Multi-policy discounts for bundling
- Save with the Signal app
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How much does renters insurance cost?
Renters insurance can cost as little as $10 per month (the national average is around $15 per month or $174 a year, according to 2019 data from the Insurance Information Institute), but how much you pay for renters insurance depends on factors like where you live, how much coverage you want and the amount of the deductible you choose, along with the value of the things you own. If you own expensive electronics or high-value art or collectibles, the cost and type of coverage you may want will probably be different from what you’d want if you’re starting out in a new place with just the basics.
