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Fact: Less than 1% of all Americans have a detailed, up-to-date home video inventory of all their possessions.
Fact: It is vital to document valuables such as collections, jewelry, family heirlooms, and china because often times we put them away in a “safe place.” This ends up making it more difficult to recall than the average TV or household appliance. Fact: Most people believe that tragedy will never happen to them but the reality is it happens everyday, even in small ways. Often minor inconveniences such as a small pipe burst, a lighting storm destroying your computer, or even your clothes washer overflowing. These inconveniences could end up costing you more money in lost valuables then the problem itself. Fact: Insurance adjusters may treat you more favorably as well as process your claim faster if you have complete and accurate documentation. |
Fact: It is vital that you establish a complete and accurate total value of all your possessions and insure it accordingly. Most people are under insured and unfortunately do not find that out until it’s too late, which can be a very costly mistake!
Fact: After an incident most people cannot accurately recall from memory everything they own, especially if the incident was a trauma. Fact: It is very important to document the age and original purchase price of an item so that you can receive proper compensation. Fact: In the absence of a current video inventory, an individual may find their claim settlement to be significantly delayed and less than current value. |





