Whether you rent an apartment or live in a home or condo you own, you should have insurance coverage to compensate you for a loss due to fire, theft, vandalism or other cause. You should also have liability insurance in case you did or neglected something which caused a loss to others.
Property insurance, including the home, is much broader and covers many of the things you own – your electronics, art, jewelry, clothing, tools, etc. – against many types of loss in different places, such as the theft of a suitcase from your car, for example.
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- CatIQ Issues Annual Update of Insurance Industry Exposure Database for CanadaCAD $6.2 trillion in personal property assets insured against flood in Canada Toronto, ON (May 25, 2023) – Catastrophe Indices & Quantification Inc. (CatIQ), a subsidiary of Zurich-based PERILS AG, has released the annual update of its Canadian insurance Industry Exposure Database (IED). The ...
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