Did you know that even if you live in an apartment, you still need insurance? It’s true! If you’re renting an apartment, your landlord has a policy on the building, but that won’t protect any of your ...

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The majority of respondents said insurance simply costs too much. Others either didn’t know that renter’s insurance was ...

I've rented apartments in four different cities over eight years. Three studio apartments, two one-bedrooms, one roommate situation that lasted exactly four months before someone moved out. I've dealt ...

As a former claims handler and fraud investigator, Jason Metz has worked on a multitude of complex and multifaceted claims. The insurance industry can be seemingly opaque, and Jason enjoys breaking ...

So you’re upgrading and moving out of your rental with three roommates. The next step is renting a place with just one roommate, going solo, or buying a condo or co-op. 1. Don’t assume that a co-op or ...

Apartment building insurance has gone up 20 percent every year for the last two years. Why? “Insurance is skyrocketing, umbrella insurance, all types of insurance is skyrocketing,” said John Simone, ...