Condominium Insurance

Coverage to Discuss

Interior building items or improvements you are responsible for.

Your personal belongings.

Additional living expenses after a covered loss.

Personal liability and medical payments, as provided by the policy.

Loss-assessment coverage, including its limits and exclusions.

Association bylaws, master-policy deductibles, and the type of master coverage can affect your needs. A unit-owner policy does not automatically cover every assessment or every kind of water damage.

Bring the Full Picture

For a useful review, have your association’s insurance information, relevant bylaws, details of improvements, and your current policy ready. Tell us whether the unit is your primary home, a second home, or rented to others.

The Wisconsin insurance regulator’s condominium insurance guide explains the general relationship between unit-owner and association coverage. New Jersey requirements and your own policy documents should be reviewed for your situation.

Life Insurance: Questions to Ask Before You Buy

Start With the People Who Depend on You A life insurance review begins with your household, responsibilities, and goals. Think about the income you contribute,

Medicare Advantage: What to Compare

Look Beyond the Plan Premium Medicare Advantage offers another way to receive Medicare benefits through a private plan. Most plans include prescription drug coverage. Costs,

Joining a Medicare Health or Drug Plan

Joining a Medicare Health or Drug Plan Find the Enrollment Period That Applies to You You can join or change a Medicare health or drug

Understanding the Parts of Medicare

Understanding the Parts of Medicare Know What Each Part Does Medicare uses different parts to describe hospital, medical, and prescription drug coverage. Understanding the labels

Condominium Insurance

Coverage for Your Condo Unit