Renters

You still face many of the same risks as homeowners, but your landlord’s insurance won’t provide coverage for you. We can help.

Tips for talking with your agents

  • Create a home inventory so you have an idea of how much it would cost to replace your belongings.
  • Take stock of other property you use, rent or borrow that may need to be insured.
  • Include your auto insurance needs in your conversation with your agent, to make sure you're getting the full benefits available to you. 

Condo

How much of the condo do you own? Are you covered for loss assessments? Let our local agent help you through the unique details of insuring your condo.

Tips for talking with your agent

  • Bring copies of your condo association agreement to review.
  • Take stock of how much you could afford to pay if an assessment is issued.
  • Create a home inventory to catalog your personal property.

Business Property

Smart, successful businesses are the backbone of thriving communities. Our commercial property insurance can help make sure yours is one of them.

Tips for talking with your agent

  • Have details of all your business locations on hand
  • Share if you take business off your property
  • Document your peak seasons and inventory patterns
  • Consider how long your business could be down and still recover

Tips for talking with your agent

  • Create a home inventory of your belongings.
  • Share a list of connected home devices you use. 
  • Discuss other activities, like volunteering, or possessions, like a boat or RV. 

Auto Insurance

Get an auto insurance policy that fits your unique story. (Available in select states. Talk to your independent agent for details.)

Tips for talking with your agent

  • Let them know if you already have other insurance with us
  • Have the make, model, vehicle identification number (VIN) and year of your cars ready
  • Have information for all the drivers in your household
  • Know how much you typically drive
  • Have information on your current car and home policies available