Does the ERIE provide coverage for personal property left in the insureds car?
The ERIE’s HomeProtector policies provide coverage for personal belongings in the insured’s car. However, there are limitations with respect to electronic equipment capable of being operated from the vehicle. See The ERIE’s policies for other limitations. Does jewelry need special insurance coverage? The ERIE’s HomeProtector policies provide coverage for theft of jewelry, subject to a limitation of $3,000. Additional coverage, providing specific insurance can be written on an Inland Marine Jewelry Floater if you qualify. What other personal property can be scheduled on a “floater?” In addition to jewelry, other valuable items that can be placed on a floater include: Silverware, goldware, stamp collections, coin collections, cameras, collectors items, guns, fine arts, and furs. Contact your ERIE Agent to see if you qualify. Back to Top Mastercover – Personal Catastrophe Liability Keep it safe Would you be adequately covered if you were found responsible for these accidents? • While pain
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