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This article originally appeared on Nationwide.com Finely crafted musical instruments can cost a significant amount of money. But just as classic cars and high-end jewelry can be insured, so can musical instruments. By getting an insurance policy, owners can cover their instruments in case they are stolen or damaged from disasters. Insuring a musical instrument is a good idea if it would be cost-prohibitive to replace it, or if the instrument is needed regularly for performances or teaching. Insurance often covers more than just the actual instrument; it might also cover the case, accessories and even sheet music. Here is a rundown of how you can get insurance for musical instruments. it is important that you get to know the basics about insurance before we go too far Homeowners or renter’s insurance You might not need a separate musical instrument insurance policy to get covered. Musical instruments can be insured under homeowners or renter’s insurance, though it’s important to find out coverage details. These policies have a limit for the home’s total property damage and may have a limit per item. The per-item coverage may be lower than your musical instrument costs. In addition, the homeowners or renter’s policy only covers damaged from “named perils” such as fire and theft, but not flood. One option for enhancing the protection for musical instruments under your home property insurance is to get a rider, sometimes called an endorsement, floater or scheduled personal property. This policy add-on provides additional coverage for specific valuables. A rider may have a lower deductible than the homeowners policy. Such riders usually are “all risk” providing much broader protection than “named perils.” Also, not all homeowners insurance riders cover instruments for professional musicians, since there’s a higher chance of damage or loss. In that case, a commercial musical instrument policy is advised. When deciding between musical instrument insurance through your homeowners policy or a specialized policy, here are some considerations. Location If loss of or damage to your instrument occurs outside your home — say, if you’re traveling to another state or country for a performance — is the instrument covered? Musical instrument insurance policies vary on how they handle this. Value How much is your instrument worth? Some companies have a maximum insured amount per instrument, which may narrow down coverage options. Also, a commercial, or specialized, musical instrument policy will provide several ways to value the instrument, depending on whether you want to get paid for a claim based on the instrument’s value at the time of the loss, an agreed-upon value determined when purchasing the policy or its replacement value at the time of the loss. A homeowners policy or rider may handle this differently than a specialized policy. Deductible Determine what your deductible is for both your homeowners policy and a rider, and compare that to a specialized policy. You’ll also need to take into account the cost of each policy and the coverage details. If the policy’s deductible is higher than the instrument’s value, then the insurance may not be useful. Claims staff Some insurance companies specialize in certain types of instruments. If you have a rare or highly valued instrument, consider working with a company who knows your instrument type well. Claims adjustors will better understand your instrument if there’s a claim. Additional coverages Commercial insurance policies have other coverage clauses that may not be available in a homeowners policy or rider. These are aimed at professional musicians who need their instruments for work. This coverage might include business interruption (compensating the insured if his or her instrument is lost or damaged when needed for a paid performance), coverage for borrowed instruments and rental reimbursement if the insured instrument is damaged. If you have an instrument, whether it’s a rare, high-value one or a good quality student or amateur instrument, talk to your insurance agent about your options for insuring your instrument. |
None of these videos are even monetized 🤣. This is sad. Keep mas-tur-ba-ting over past glory. If you need help; you can reach out to me. I can still employ you and pay you well; so you’d stop embarrassing yourself here. Kids /sigh/ the fact that you still have to post screen shots with your pathetic device to prove your self is even more depressing. Seek a therapist boy Passionet: |
Passionet:while you’re begging for clicks to your un monetized YouTube channel. Waiting for a miracle to attain the minimum requirements for that useless channel to be monetized. Learner |
La click la die Passionet: |
Interesting |
olayiwola4u:okay thanks a lot |
;DHighly interested. Hope we don’t have to pay sha |
Thinkam:This guy is completely finished ![]() |
I see seun’s handwork here. He is seriously working for his pay master tinubu |
teedepth:im glad you did. It was a waste of time. |
YeePeyHaa:na this one dey pain me pass |
How many of us received the mail for the graduate trainee test by first bank. In the whole of south west, the test was only done in Ibadan and Lagos. Something that could be done in our various homes. The thing wey dey pain me pass na the hard hard maths and English comprehension test. Everybody came out of the cbt test hall lamenting and regretting why they bothered traveling long distance to come and write it. It was an utter waste of time. Kindly drop your own reviews below |
olasaad:UCH Ibadan does not give out test results. They only record it in their big books. Try dey lie small small nw. I did it there about two months ago |
ThatFairGuy1:normally fair guys no dey get sense. So I’m not surprised |
BigBelleControl:Slides is unisex nw. The vendor can easily get it |
Hd |
Tallesty1:you too mumu guy ��� |
If you like dey dull yourself |
Stupid pervert of a man. Thank God say man no be God..let he that is without sin be the first to cast a stone |
Ibkhaleel01:I was following you keenly until I decided to open these scriptures you quoted above especially the first scripture. I just had to stop following when I discovered lies and intentional misconception Did you even bother to open these scriptures before you copy and pasted it from wherever you got it from. Do yourself a favor and read the preceding verse to get more understanding. In the first verse, Jesus was telling a story, a parable. I didn’t bother reading the rest because I’m sure there’s a lot more ignorant and intentional misconceptions |
saferoom:ee no dey cover yansh |
Why do you want to serve Nigeria Nigeria does not have anything to offer you Guy collect your 80k job abeg |
Seems you know your work very well. Best of luck |
My iPhone 11 Pro Max screen would suddenly go blank and would need a hard restart for it to come back on. The blank screen usually occurs whenever I charge it and it charges above 80 percent. But when the battery is low at about 60 percent and below, that issue will not happen. Please I need a permanent solution, I’m tired of doing the hard restart |
I have an iPhone 11 Pro Max. When the battery is fully charged say from 70 percent and above, it begins to blank out I.e the screen becomes dark without anything showing on it. I need to frequently do a hard restart before I can continue using the phone. Is there a permanent solution to this ?? |
Mercy Aigbe's model daughter is on the head-lines as her picture was posted on instagram, and alot of bad-belle people have been throwing catapults of envy, biko look at the picture below, did she expose anything? We just like to dey form say na we holy pass. I am begining to think that our own Nigerian kim kardashian family is coming up, abi what is Mercy Aigbe up-to? http:///bo1jHi |


, Haba mana, adebanjo and Obasanjo why are you deceiving Peter Obi 