1. Has it been over a year since you and your broker conducted an account review?

2. Do you have a home valued above $1,000,000? How about $3,000,000? $5,000,000?

3. Do you have a condo valued above $500,000? What about $1,000,000? $3,000,000?

4. Do you rent a high end home or apartment?

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• Do you own more than $5,000 worth of jewelry?

• How about single jewelry pieces worth over $10,000, $25,000, $50,000 or more?

• Do you have a collection of high valued paintings or sculptures?

• Are you a wine lover? Do you have a large well maintained collection?

• Do you own luxury automobiles? If so, are they insured for an agreed value?

• How much of your net worth are you be comfortable leaving exposed to lawsuits?

• Do you have Liability coverage along with an Umbrella or Excess Liability policy in place with a coverage limit that matches or exceeds your net worth?

• Do you directly employ domestic workers?

• Do you serve on any charitable boards?

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Did you answer yes to at least one of the first four questions? How about one or more of the bulleted questions? 

 

If so, there is a very good chance that you are inadequately insured.

 

This is particularly likely if you do not currently work with a broker who specializes in insuring high-end properties and valuables with insurance providers that sell policies tailored to your unique needs.

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Are You Wondering If You Have Outgrown Your Coverage?

 

Not To Worry, We Can Help!

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Confirming if your coverage is adequate and changing it if you have outgrown your policies is easy! For starters, we offer a free account review. If you have digital copies of your existing homeowner, condo, renters, auto, valuables, excess liability or yacht policies you can send them to us via our easy to use online form or by simply emailing them to Hayden@NorthImprovement.com (if emailing please be sure to include your full name and contact information so we can respond after our review)

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Do You Plan On Delaying Your Review Because Your Policies Are Not Renewing For Several Months?

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That's no reason to delay a review. Nearly all property/casualty insurance policies can be cancelled at any time, typically with no early cancellation penalty, and generally with a reimbursement for payment(s) you have already made toward the remaining portion of the policy that you are not using after the cancellation date (aka unearned premium).

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