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Scheduled Personal Property

Definition: Additional coverage for specific high-value items listed individually on your policy.

Scheduled personal property (also called a floater or rider) provides additional coverage for specific high-value items that exceed your policy's standard limits.

When You Need It:

  • Engagement rings and fine jewelry
  • Expensive watches
  • Art and antiques
  • Collectibles (coins, stamps, memorabilia)
  • Musical instruments
  • Cameras and photography equipment
  • Firearms
  • Furs

    Benefits of Scheduling:

1. Higher coverage limits for specific items 2. Coverage for accidental loss (not just theft/fire) 3. No deductible on scheduled items (typically) 4. Worldwide coverage 5. Agreed value (no depreciation)

What You'll Need:

  • Appraisal for valuable items
  • Photos and documentation
  • Serial numbers where applicable
  • Purchase receipts if available

    Cost:

Typically 1-2% of the item's value annually. A $10,000 ring might cost $100-$200/year to schedule.
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