If Santa tucked a new pair of diamond earrings into the stocking last year, then it is time to adjust the home insurance policy to make sure new valuables are covered.<\/p>\n
\u201cA holiday gift with monetary value needs to be added to the insurance policy in case of a catastrophic event,\u201d said Lee Rogers of the Florida Insurance Group. \u201cPeople often overlook the valuables they bring into the home.\u201d<\/p>\n
That means new jewelry, new electronics or artwork all need to be catalogued and added to the insurance policy. Rogers recommends keeping the receipts for newly purchased items to help keep track of the values. He also suggests adding heirloom items that grandma may have given out as everyone gathered at her house during the holidays.<\/p>\n
\u201cIf grandma gave you grandpa\u2019s cufflinks or a valuable old watch, those things can be significant and you will want to add them to the policy,\u201d Rogers said. \u201cSometimes (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If Santa tucked a new pair of diamond earrings into the stocking last year, then it is time to adjust the home insurance policy to make sure new valuables are covered. \u201cA holiday gift with monetary value needs to be…<\/span><\/p>\n