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... just a few dollars a year. Sometimes the available increase isn’t enough. That’s the perfect time to consider a Personal Articles Floater (or it’s called many different names) It’s a policy that’s designed to place stated amounts of coverage on many items from jewelry, business tools, iPods, hearing ...

... home from a builder or an appraiser, then insure your home for that amount. Make sure your policy gives you the full replacement cost of your home. * Personal assets coverage – Personal assets ... as jewelry, furs, and works of art, so you’ll need to get a special endorsement known as a floater to cover these items. * Liability coverage – Liability coverage protects you from ...