I honestly have never left a comment on a video, but GIRL thank you!!! I am getting married and am entering this whole money thing and I want to be as knowledgeable as possible, so I appreciate you putting your smarts out there, so us young ones can succeed!
I know this is a super old comment but just an fyi: you don't need a receipt or proof. Unless you have something the average person doesn't have. Insurance companies assume renters have typical furniture clothes, etc
Renters insurance is a requirement for where I'm currently living. I'm confused as to how it is used. For example, when you are faced with different issues in your place, do you file a claim? For example, if your place becomes unlivable will they help you find another place or do you have to wait until it is fixed? Will they help you find people to help you move if you are unable to locate this resource? I'm confused.
Those are honestly very good questions. I wonder wonder if my friend had made sure she had coverage for sewage or pipe flooding damage, if she would have been covered when her landlord basically did nothing. As well as the eventual mold issue that arose from the landlord not addressing it quickly at all.
What happens to the money if you never end up needing it? Does it just stay with the insurance policy or do they pay you out when you switch providers?
I had a friend who's apartment caught on fire due to someone working on the bathroom and he had no renters insurance that's what made me want to get it
What about working remotely from home and having expensive lab top and monitors that my job gave me in order to do my job. do I still need to show proof?
I have had some small items that I would have felt stupid filing a claim. I had this inexpensive point and shoot digital camera stolen, some camera filters, some shoes, some photographs. I have had a storage space where items were missing but I think it is frivolous to file a claim for the items. I'm not sure if I'm making the right decision but photographs can't be replaced because the digital camera that had the card in it, that went with the camera. I miss my shoes. I tried going back to the store where I purchased them. I wore one pair all the time. I mean who in the world would be interested in my size 12 shoes? I'm tall with big feet.
Ok renters agreement is settled we sent the company saying that any relative living with us is insured and he doesn’t need to named on the policy to be covered. Thanks again it a beautiful day in Hawaii nei.
What if you found out after moving in to a rental property that it rains in it, sockets not working, back steps broken. Does rentals insurance cover this. Landlord not fixing it and I sign lease for a year. Was told steps would be repaired, just found out about other things once I moved in.
Always do a thorough inspection before signing a lease. Hire a professional if you're confused or do some online research on how to. It's always easier to require proper repairs before signing, That is when renters have the most leverage. Unfortunately, landlords and renters can be a bit of an unequal relationship. Landlords often have a lot of lip service (aka negligence).
I no longer have renters insurance, as I’m a homeowner now, but I would look at any existing policies or affiliations you have. For example, most car insurers also offer renters. Or if you have AAA, you can ask them. Otherwise, you can google some good carriers for your area. -Akeiva
I’m a bit confused. What if my deductible was $1,000 and my $400 iPad got stolen. I make a claim. My deductible is more than my $400 iPad. At that point there’s no point in making a claim correct?
The Bemused: Making Sense of Money 💰 Awesome, thank you for quick reply. Great video btw! Very thorough unlike other videos that just cover the basics.
How do we get into a motel with out any money right now before the Insurance is billed we r homeless living in r frount your because r rental house flooded
Another question assurance who we get our policy with won’t list his name there saying they only can list 2 people me and my wife but company we rent from wants his name on the policy and it clearly says we can put his name unless your company needs it on the policy. Help!!
That’s annoying! Sounds like you’re either going to have to fight with your insurance company to add a third person or get your son a separate policy. Hope it all works out! -Akeiva
This is a good video, but now I am now frustrated because i can't find $100 deductible for $135 annually. Would you get into trouble if you told us where to find this? You have disclaimers.
I soooo feel you. However, I don't feel comfortable doing that. Also, keep in mind that your geographic area makes a big impact on the rates you're able to find. -Akeiva
Me and wife have separate renters insurance and our son lives with us and is on the lease, he’s 27 does he have to have his own or is he covered under our renters policy
Water is leaking into my apartment through the sliding glass door. Maintenance came and turned a dehumidifier on but it keeps leaking. The carpet smells of mildew and I'm worried it might spread to my rug and couch. I have renters insurance but is there any recourse I can take with the apartment complex to ask them to fix the source of the issue or let me move into a different apartment? Sorry I know it's off topic but I don't know who to ask!!
I would start by looking at getting coverage with a company you already use like your car insurance or AAA. They may be able to get you some good deals! -Akeiva
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That is ridiculous inconvenient renters insurance I have never needed very covinient for the landlord all that renters insurance is for more money for nathing and the blablablabla if Is not happening
I think I can translate this... Person is saying that it is ridiculous to pay for renters insurance. That they have never needed it themselves. How convenient it is for a landlord to shoulder a tenant with the responsibility that basically should be theirs as a landlord. That people pay all that money out for basically nothing in return.
I honestly have never left a comment on a video, but GIRL thank you!!! I am getting married and am entering this whole money thing and I want to be as knowledgeable as possible, so I appreciate you putting your smarts out there, so us young ones can succeed!
That warms my heart. Thank you for watching! Congrats on your engagement!! Wishing you and yours the best! -Akeiva
True stuff. I'm with you
The frustrating part is you have to prove ownership of all those things. I always misplace my receipts
I know this is a super old comment but just an fyi: you don't need a receipt or proof. Unless you have something the average person doesn't have. Insurance companies assume renters have typical furniture clothes, etc
take photos and text to your agent or upload to your account
Sure would suck if you did have your receipts but they burned up in the very fire that you're claiming
if you are member of some credit union, sometimes they offer extra perks.
well done, thanks. I'll be sharing this with my tenants.
Renters insurance is a requirement for where I'm currently living. I'm confused as to how it is used. For example, when you are faced with different issues in your place, do you file a claim? For example, if your place becomes unlivable will they help you find another place or do you have to wait until it is fixed? Will they help you find people to help you move if you are unable to locate this resource? I'm confused.
Those are honestly very good questions. I wonder wonder if my friend had made sure she had coverage for sewage or pipe flooding damage, if she would have been covered when her landlord basically did nothing. As well as the eventual mold issue that arose from the landlord not addressing it quickly at all.
What happens to the money if you never end up needing it? Does it just stay with the insurance policy or do they pay you out when you switch providers?
I wish! They keep it. If you never end up making a claim, be glad you didn’t need it! That’s how insurance works. -Akeiva
I had a friend who's apartment caught on fire due to someone working on the bathroom and he had no renters insurance that's what made me want to get it
Sometimes we learn from others’ unfortunate experiences! Hope everything turned out okay for your friend. -Akeiva
@@TheBemused he got his apartment back now but he had to scramble around and find someone to let him stay at their apartment smh
My family use State Farm so I use them for it I heard a lot of good things about them.
thank you so much your video was the most understandable one i’ve watched & helped so much i appreciate your
Thank you for watching! So glad it helped! -Akeiva
What about working remotely from home and having expensive lab top and monitors that my job gave me in order to do my job. do I still need to show proof?
One question how old do u need to be to apply for rent insurance
For me I need it for liability when I commute by bicycle. You can't easily buy bicycle liability coverage any other way.
Wow...you present a great point.
I have had some small items that I would have felt stupid filing a claim. I had this inexpensive point and shoot digital camera stolen, some camera filters, some shoes, some photographs. I have had a storage space where items were missing but I think it is frivolous to file a claim for the items. I'm not sure if I'm making the right decision but photographs can't be replaced because the digital camera that had the card in it, that went with the camera. I miss my shoes. I tried going back to the store where I purchased them. I wore one pair all the time. I mean who in the world would be interested in my size 12 shoes? I'm tall with big feet.
Very helpful ❤❤❤Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Dies it cover water damage, pipe froze in building & then burst the pipes
Very informative video, thanks!
Glad you found it useful! -Akeiva
Ok renters agreement is settled we sent the company saying that any relative living with us is insured and he doesn’t need to named on the policy to be covered. Thanks again it a beautiful day in Hawaii nei.
I know this is old but I would recommend then getting their own insurance that way any claims they make will not follow you for years after
great video u explained it very well...I think I'm keep mines a lil longer
Thanks Charles.-Meshack
Thank you so much for posting this! It's helpful!
Thank you for watching! -Akeiva
How do I apply?
What if you found out after moving in to a rental property that it rains in it, sockets not working, back steps broken. Does rentals insurance cover this. Landlord not fixing it and I sign lease for a year. Was told steps would be repaired, just found out about other things once I moved in.
Sounds like you might need to find a way out of that lease! -Akeiva
Always do a thorough inspection before signing a lease. Hire a professional if you're confused or do some online research on how to. It's always easier to require proper repairs before signing, That is when renters have the most leverage. Unfortunately, landlords and renters can be a bit of an unequal relationship. Landlords often have a lot of lip service (aka negligence).
So I lost my earrings and my necklace in my home and I just bought it ! Should I file a claim ?
What insurance do you have. I definitely would like to purchase renters insurance as soon as possible. Any suggestions
I no longer have renters insurance, as I’m a homeowner now, but I would look at any existing policies or affiliations you have. For example, most car insurers also offer renters. Or if you have AAA, you can ask them. Otherwise, you can google some good carriers for your area. -Akeiva
Lemonade is a great renters insurance company.
I’m a bit confused. What if my deductible was $1,000 and my $400 iPad got stolen. I make a claim. My deductible is more than my $400 iPad. At that point there’s no point in making a claim correct?
Correct. Thanks for watching! -Akeiva
The Bemused: Making Sense of Money 💰 Awesome, thank you for quick reply. Great video btw! Very thorough unlike other videos that just cover the basics.
Bruh, you for real or trolling? 🤨
@@TheBemused 😂😂😂😂😂
This is super helpful. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it! -Akeiva
EXCELLENT explanation. Thanks
Thank you for watching! -Akeiva
@@TheBemused YW.. Keep up the good work!!!
How do we get into a motel with out any money right now before the Insurance is billed we r homeless living in r frount your because r rental house flooded
What is the best companies that pay out with out problems
State Farm did kine quick after break in they paid thousands and were quick to accept claim because it wasn't near my limit
Great information in this video!
Glad you enjoyed it! -Akeiva
Another question assurance who we get our policy with won’t list his name there saying they only can list 2 people me and my wife but company we rent from wants his name on the policy and it clearly says we can put his name unless your company needs it on the policy. Help!!
They won’t list my sons name
That’s annoying! Sounds like you’re either going to have to fight with your insurance company to add a third person or get your son a separate policy. Hope it all works out! -Akeiva
I was thinking that’s what they want and my wife is a underwriter for a insurance company. So she knows he’s covered. Thanks and Aloha from hawaii
What if I ha a newborn would she have to get a separate policy
Great video, thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching! -Akeiva
Thank you so much for this video!! ❤️
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching! -Akeiva
Thank you.
Thank you for watching! -Akeiva
Thank you so much very helpful info
Thanks for watching! -Akeiva
Thank you. Great video!
Thanks for watching! -Akeiva
This is a good video, but now I am now frustrated because i can't find $100 deductible for $135 annually. Would you get into trouble if you told us where to find this? You have disclaimers.
I soooo feel you. However, I don't feel comfortable doing that. Also, keep in mind that your geographic area makes a big impact on the rates you're able to find. -Akeiva
Me and wife have separate renters insurance and our son lives with us and is on the lease, he’s 27 does he have to have his own or is he covered under our renters policy
There are options. For example, my roommate and I are both listed and covered on our one renters policy -Akeiva
Great video I learned a lot thank you and god bless
Thank you and God bless you as well 🙏🏽
Your son can be added to the policy. Insurances Company have different policies.I can help you.
Water is leaking into my apartment through the sliding glass door. Maintenance came and turned a dehumidifier on but it keeps leaking. The carpet smells of mildew and I'm worried it might spread to my rug and couch. I have renters insurance but is there any recourse I can take with the apartment complex to ask them to fix the source of the issue or let me move into a different apartment? Sorry I know it's off topic but I don't know who to ask!!
Thank you 🙏
Thank you for watching! -Akeiva
Magnolia gardens
Thanks
Thank you for watching! -Akeiva
Has anyone ever collected the $20,000 or 30,000 whatever the policy is? How was you able to go to collect it?
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Thank you!
Thank you for watching! -Akeiva
Great video 👌
Thanks for watching! -Akeiva
Did you ever need renters insurance ?
Need as in need to make a claim? I’ve never had to put in a claim on my renters insurance policy. -Akeiva
What renters insurance do you have ?
The background Music is so distracting its difficult to concentrate on the good info.....😉I couldn't listen to the entire video. 🙄☹
Do you have renter’s insurance? Yes? No? Let us know in the comments! ❤️
We need renters insurance. Help! What company do you use?
I would start by looking at getting coverage with a company you already use like your car insurance or AAA. They may be able to get you some good deals! -Akeiva
Yes
Awesome! -Akeiva
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That is ridiculous inconvenient renters insurance I have never needed very covinient for the landlord all that renters insurance is for more money for nathing and the blablablabla if
Is not happening
I am lost as to what you are trying to say.
I think I can translate this... Person is saying that it is ridiculous to pay for renters insurance. That they have never needed it themselves. How convenient it is for a landlord to shoulder a tenant with the responsibility that basically should be theirs as a landlord. That people pay all that money out for basically nothing in return.
@@ethereal1257 her comment was dumb.
someone breaks into her place steals everything renters covers her not landlord
Her hair is soo distracting
I'll take that as a compliment! -Akeiva
What is wrong with you????
You are distracting! Her hair is beautiful!