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Homowner's Insurance 

Homeowners insurance, also known as home insurance, is a property insurance policy that provides coverage for a private residence. A homeowners policy typically covers losses and damages to your personal residence, as well as furnishings and certain other assets within your home. Home insurance may also offer liability coverage against certain types of accidents that occur within your home or on your property. Most mortgage lenders require a homeowners insurance policy.

Homeowners insurance, also known as home insurance, is a property insurance policy that provides coverage for a private residence. A homeowners policy typically covers losses and damages to your personal residence, as well as furnishings and certain other assets within your home. Home insurance may also offer liability coverage against certain types of accidents that occur within your home or on your property. Most mortgage lenders require a homeowners insurance policy.

  • Why do I need homeowners insurance?
  • Home insurance protects one of your most important investments
  • A homeowners insurance policy offers protection for you from accidents in your home or on your property

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Home insurance protects one of your most important investments. A homeowners insurance policy offers protection for you from accidents in your home or on your property.

Homeowner’s insurance pays for losses and damage to your property if something unexpected happens, like a fire or burglary. When you have a mortgage, your lender wants to make sure your property is protected by insurance. That’s why lenders generally require proof that you have homeowner’s insurance.

Legally, you can own a home without homeowners insurance. However, in most cases, those who have a financial interest in your home—such as a mortgage or home equity loan holder—will require that it be insured. And, for your own ongoing financial protection, you'll want your home to have adequate homeowners coverage, as well.

If you have a home and a mortgage, your lender will require you to have homeowner insurance. If you don’t have a mortgage, it’s a good idea to protect your investment and buy homeowner insurance.

When deciding how much homeowner insurance you need to protect your home, contact your insurance agent. He or she can professionally assess your coverage needs. The replacement cost of your home is generally the amount you insure your home for - it's a calculated value and is based on the specifics of your home.