Steve Shoultz, of Priority Risk Management Inc., provides the short answer: the insurance company sets your contents limit as a percentage of your dwelling limit, typically either 70 or 75%. So, if you insure your home for $200,000, your contents limit will be around $140,000 or $150,000. I believe most people are woefully underinsured and would be unable to replace much of their belongings in the event of a catastrophic loss.
Steve provides a more detailed answer in tomorrow's blog.
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Very Interesting!
Thank You!
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