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Renter's Insurance
Your landlord's policy covers the building, not your things. Renter's insurance usually costs less than a few coffees a month and many landlords require it before you move in.
Your belongingsTheft, fire, smoke and water damage to your furniture, clothes and electronics, at home or on the go.
LiabilityIf a guest is hurt in your place or you accidentally damage someone else's property.
Somewhere to stayHotel and living costs if a covered loss makes your rental unlivable.
Get a quote
LemonadeFast online quotes and app-based claims.Visit site →State FarmLocal agents nationwide and bundling with auto.Visit site →AllstateRenters coverage with bundle discounts.Visit site →ProgressiveCompare renters policies online.Visit site →GEICORenters insurance alongside your auto policy.Visit site →
Tips before you buy
- Ask your landlord for the minimum liability amount they require (often $100,000).
- Choose replacement cost coverage so you're paid what it costs to buy new, not the used value.
- Bundling with car insurance usually lowers the price of both.
- Take a quick video of your belongings; it makes claims much easier.
Rent Duck isn't an insurance agent and doesn't receive anything from these companies. Compare quotes to find the right fit.
