Is my property covered against natural disasters?

In most coverage plans, your property is covered for most all natural disasters. Earthquakes and floods are not covered though, both of which are commonly not covered in a standard homeowner, condo or renters policy plan. Further, you may purchase earthquake coverage as part of the homeowner, condo or renter policy, and you can purchase a separate flood policy if appropriate.
What happens if I lose a piece of jewelry?

Many people tend to think that this would be covered. The typical standard homeowner, condo and renter policies will not replace personal property for losses in situations like this. Personal property coverage doesn't cover mysterious disappearances, which is the term used in the industry. It is possible that you can purchase such coverage by detailing your valuable items. InsureMe provides additional information on this important area.
So What does a regular home insurance policy include?

The regular home insurance policy covers two primary areas: property and liability. The property covered includes your home, attached structures, personal property, sheds, garages and gazebos. Remember that your policy should provide coverage for living expenses like hotel if your house is destroyed. Also, liability coverage will provide protection if you or anyone in your home is held legally liable for causing injury to someone or destroying property.