renter, Precisely what everyone really do not know!
A Renter’s Revolution
www.secondcitynetwork.com Based, of course, on: www.youtube.com America’s Third Parties (and fourth, and fifth, and so on) are more than the crazy uncle that shows up to the Halloween party and pees in the punch. They’re groups that may give our Democracy new hope in an era of gridlock and no-nothing activism. And when–as happened in the recent New York Gubernatorial debate–someone actually shows up and is impassioned, eccentric, and accurate, it kind of takes your breath away. The rent is indeed too damn high, Jimmy. Thank you for not worrying about mosques, “socialism,” keeping people from getting married, or any of the other crap we’re innundated this weird election season. And who knows, you may launch a revolution of people who repeat not only your inexplicable sartorial choices, but your commitment to the rights of the renter in a nation down on its luck. Stand up, leaseholders. From The Partisans and The Second City Based on a concept by Danielle Uhlarik Written by Andy Cobb, Danielle Uhlarik, and Marc Warzecha Jimmy McMillan: Jason Kelley Jeremy Loeber: Andy Cobb Melanie Bepko: Danielle Uhlarik VO: Maribeth Monroe For more satire by Andy Cobb: www.AndyCobbOnline.com ©2010 The Second City Inc. Cobb And The Partisans/Danielle Uhrlaik. All Rights Reserved. The Second City Network is quickly becoming one of the hottest channels on YouTube. Our work has been featured on Tosh.0 on Comedy Central, G4′s Attack of the Show, Inside Edition, NPR, MSNBC, CNN and more! Many …
Renters Insurance
Your landlord probably has insurance to cover the house or apartment building that you live in, but if your bicycle or television is stolen, that’s your problem. Landlord Jim Eury says his insurance covers his property only. It does not cover his tenant’s belongings nor does it cover them in case there is a lawsuit against them. Renters insurance will replace your property if it is stolen or destroyed in a fire. It also provides liability coverage in case you are sued. Before buying, estimate the value of your belongings. Bill Bailey, Insurance Information Institute says insurance policies have limits on coverage for expensive items such as jewelry, furs, and computers. You will need a special floater for these items to be fully covered. The price for renters insurance varies by company. For more information, check with your agent or company representative. For more information about insurance, go to the III Web site at www.iii.org
How To Buy Renters Insurance
Expand the description and view the text of the steps for this how-to video. Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from Armando79 and more videos in the Home Insurance category. You can contribute too! Create your own DIY guide at www.howcast.com or produce your own Howcast spots with the Howcast Filmmakers Program at www.howcast.com It isn’t only homeowners who need to protect their belongings from fire, theft, or other damage. Renters can, and should, get insurance as well. To complete this How-To you will need: A rented apartment or house Belongings you want to protect Step 1: Evaluate your belongings Estimate the value of your belongings. This will help determine the level of insurance to purchase. Step 2: Itemize everything if possible If possible, itemize everything, noting value and purchase date. This will make filing a claim much easier. Step 3: Cash or replacement value There are two types of insurance coverage available, cash or replacement value. Cash coverage takes into account the age of your belongings, while replacement value covers the actual cost of replacing items. Tip: When selecting coverage, consider an item’s value to you, as well as the ease of replacing it. Step 4: Look at specific policies Your car or health insurance may also offer renters insurance, but be sure to shop around. Your current company may offer discounts, but they aren’t the only game in town. Step 5: Consider any extra floaters you may need Consider buying a floater …
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