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Televisions VCR/DVD video camera CD player stereo equipment Before you need your insurance... CDs records radios sewing machine cameras answering machine phones washer dryer heaters ers ar air conditioners oners fans Home vacuum um cleaner exercise equipment carpet rugs drapery blinds shutters bookcases chairs lamps light fi xtures clocks Inventory mirror rs vases collections pictures wall hangings sofa chairs Checklist coffe e table end tables entertainment center wall units piano musical instruments buffet table chairs china cabinet cabinet china silverware crystal tablecloth napkins tea sets serving table carts beds sheets pillowcases comforters dressers chests dressing tables night stands shoes coats furs suits dresses sweaters sports apparel shirts skirts jewelry refrigerator freezer stove microwave oven dishwasher coffee makers small appliances pots pans dishes glasses utensils hair dryer scale shower curtains towels desk computer printer scanner fax books business supplies luggage trunks sports equipment toys outdoor games bicycles small boats trailers lawnmower snowblower shovels sprinkler hoses wheelbarrel ladders work bench carpentry tools holiday decorations garden furniture umbrellas outdoor cooking equipment planters jacuzzi Minnesota Department of Commerce, Insurance Division

Putting together a home inventory... It is easier before a disaster than afterwards. You ve just finished enjoying the New Year s Day bowl games on that big high-definition flat-screen TV you got for Christmas. And the accompanying home entertainment system probably made it feel and sound like you were there in person. It would be a shame if you lost these expensive new toys to a house fire, or flooding, or a wind storm. Worse still, what if your insurance settlement paid you less than the value of your possessions because you didn t know what exactly you had? A 2008 survey by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) found that 48 percent of U.S. consumers did not have a list of their possessions. It s a lot easier to take stock of your insurance coverage and possessions now rather than after a fire has gutted your home, or spring floods have set it afloat, or a wind storm has blown it all away. There s enough to think about without having to try to remember everything you owned once the insurance adjuster arrives. Many people also mistakenly believe their homeowners insurance will cover them in the event of a flood; it does not. Revisit your policy or call your insurance agent to be sure. After a disaster, an insurance adjuster is going to hand you a piece of paper and a pencil and say write down all your possessions. This is when you will wish you had a home inventory list. Whether you rent or own, having such a list ready to hand to the adjuster can speed up the processing of your insurance claim by days. The list doesn t have to be extremely detailed, but it helps. Taking pictures is handy, because they can show the brand and model. Some homeowners or renters may shoot video, and as they focus on each item, they describe it. Make a note of the brand, model number, serial number and what you paid for each item. And remember those commonly overlooked belongings such as clothing, which can quickly add up to thousands of dollars. Once you ve made your list, don t forget to update it when you buy that new TV or bedroom set. Tips for taking inventory of home possessions: Document each item as completely as possible, including brand and model number. Include receipts and/or cancelled checks to prove what you paid for items. Remember to include items you don t use regularly, such as holiday decorations, sports equipment or tools. Review your insurance policy to know what is covered and whether your possessions are insured for actual cash value (the amount it would take to replace or repair the item minus any depreciation) or for replacement cost (the amount it would take to repair or replace the item without deducting for depreciation). For rare or valuable items such as jewelry, antiques or art, you may want to consider adding additional insurance a rider to your policy. Keep the completed list outside of your home. Store it at your office, a family member s house or safe-deposit box. Update the list annually. More Resources: A free and simple home inventory software program is available from the Insurance Information Institute. www.knowyourstuff.org/iii/login.html For flood insurance information. FEMA: www.fema.gov/plan/prevent/floodins/infocon.shtm National Flood Insurance Program: www.floodsmart.gov 888-379-9531

Table of Contents Living Room and Den............................................... 1 Home Office and Family Room.......................................... 3 Kitchen......................................................... 5 Dining Room..................................................... 7 Laundry Room, Utility Room, Craft Room.................................. 8 Master Bedroom................................................... 9 Girl s Bedroom................................................... 11 Boy s Bedroom................................................... 13 Guest Room..................................................... 15 Bathroom 1.................................................... 16 Bathroom 2..................................................... 17 Outdoor and Seasonal.............................................. 18 Miscellaneous.................................................... 19

Living Room/Den Checklist Sofa Loveseat Recliner Chairs Ottoman Coffee table End tables Computer Computer monitor External hard drive Computer peripherals Television Entertainment Center Stereo Stereo equipment CDs, DVDs, tapes, records Video game console Video games Sound system Bookcases Books Mirrors Minnesota Department of Commerce 1

Living Room/Den Checklist Carpet Area rug Fireplace equipment Piano, musical instruments Curtains, blinds Pillows, cushions Art, wall décor Knickknacks Blankets Storage/chests Lamps Light fixtures Telephone Clock Minnesota Department of Commerce 2

Home Office/Family Room Checklist Sofa Loveseat Chairs Ottoman Desk Coffee table End tables Computer Computer monitor External hard drive Computer peripherals Laptop computer Fax machine Scanner Television Stereo Stereo equipment DVD player CDs, DVDs, tapes, records Video game console Video games Sound system Minnesota Department of Commerce 3

Home Office/Family Room Checklist Video recorder Piano, musical instruments Carpet Area rugs Curtains, blinds Pillows, cushions Art, wall décor Knickknacks Blankets Storage/chests Lamps Light fixtures Telephone Clock Book cases Books Mirrors Entertainment Center File cabinets Office supplies Fireplace equipment Minnesota Department of Commerce 4

Kitchen Checklist Stove Refrigerator Refrigerator contents Dishwasher Cabinets Sink disposal Freezer Freezer contents Table Chairs, stools Microwave Convection oven Electric grill Coffee maker Toaster Blender, processor Mixer Toaster oven Waffle iron Clock Television Radio Minnesota Department of Commerce 5

Kitchen Checklist Dishes Glasses Pots and pans Bowls Silverware Cooking utensils Cookbooks Pantry items, food Linens Spices Knickknacks Lamps Light fixtures Art, wall décor Telephone Computer Computer monitor Computer peripherals Area rugs Minnesota Department of Commerce 6

Dining Room Checklist Table Chairs Buffet China cabinet China Serving table, cart Serving dishes Crystal Silverware Tea, coffee sets Linens Liquor cabinet Candelabra Curtains, blinds Art, wall décor Carpet Area rugs Lamps Light fixtures Mirrors Minnesota Department of Commerce 7

Laundry/Utility/Crafts Room Checklist Clothes washer Clothes dryer Table Cabinets Vacuum cleaner Cleaning tools Cleaning supplies Shelving units Iron, ironing board Sewing machine Sewing supplies Craft supplies Storage containers Carpet shampooer Telephone Art, wall décor Knickknacks Area rugs Curtains, blinds Minnesota Department of Commerce 8

Master Bedroom Checklist Bed Mattress, box springs Night tables Sofa, loveseat Chairs Ottoman Dressers Storage/chests Armoire Dressing table Bed linens, pillows Computer Computer monitor Computer peripherals Entertainment center Television Stereo Stereo equipment DVD player CDs, DVDs, tapes, records Sound system Telephone Minnesota Department of Commerce 9

Master Bedroom Checklist Alarm clock, radio Bookcases Books Curtains, blinds Art, wall décor Knickknacks Blankets Lamps Light fixtures Female clothing Brand Male clothing Brand Dresses Dress pants Shirts, blouses Suits Skirts Jeans, casual pants Sweaters Sweaters Dress pants Coats Suits Supporting apparel Jeans, casual pants Ties Coats Shoes, boots Shoes, boots Gloves, hats Jewelry Belts, accessories Accessories Minnesota Department of Commerce 10

Girl s Bedroom Checklist Bed Mattress, box springs Night tables Dressers Storage/chests Armoire Dressing table Bed linens, pillows Desk Computer Computer monitor Computer peripherals Entertainment center Television Stereo Stereo equipment DVD player CDs, DVDs, tapes, records Telephone Alarm clock, radio Bookcases Books Minnesota Department of Commerce 11

Girl s Bedroom Checklist Curtains, blinds Art, wall décor Blankets Lamps Light fixtures Musical instruments Toys Collections Clothing Brand Clothing Brand Dresses Hats, gloves Shirts, blouses Belts Skirts Scarves Sweaters Purses Dress pants Jewelry Suits Jeans, casual pants Coats Sporting apparel Shoes Boots Minnesota Department of Commerce 12

Boy s Bedroom Checklist Bed Mattress, box springs Night tables Dressers Storage/chests Armoire Dressing table Bed linens, pillows Desk Computer Computer monitor Computer peripherals Entertainment center Television Stereo Stereo equipment DVD player CDs, DVDs, tapes, records Telephone Alarm clock, radio Bookcases Books Minnesota Department of Commerce 13

Boy s Bedroom Checklist Curtains, blinds Art, wall décor Blankets Lamps Light fixtures Musical instruments Toys Collections Clothing Brand Clothing Brand Jeans, casual pants Watches, jewelry Shirts Ties, accessories Sweaters Dress pants Suits Sporting apparel Coats Shoes Boots Hats, gloves Belts Minnesota Department of Commerce 14

Guest Bedroom Checklist Bed Mattress, box springs Night tables Sofa, loveseat Chairs Ottoman Dressers Storage/chests Armoire Dressing table Bed linens, pillows Computer Television DVD player, DVDs Bookcases Telephone Alarm clock, radio Curtains, blinds Art, wall décor Blankets, quilts Lamps Light fixtures Minnesota Department of Commerce 15

Bathroom 1 Checklist Dressing table Cabinets (unattached) Chair Clothes hamper Storage containers Shelves (unattached) Towels, linens Clock, radio Television Electric razor Curling/flat iron Hair dryer Toiletries Medicine Scale Shower curtain Curtains, blinds Area rugs Art, wall décor Lamps Light fixtures Minnesota Department of Commerce 16

Bathroom 2 Checklist Dressing table Cabinets (unattached) Chair Clothes hamper Storage containers Shelves (unattached) Towels, linens Clock, radio Television Electric razor Curling/flat iron Hair dryer Toiletries Medicine Scale Shower curtain Curtains, blinds Area rugs Art, wall décor Lamps Light fixtures Minnesota Department of Commerce 17

Outdoor/Seasonal Checklist Patio/porch furniture Pillows, cushions Bicycles, sports equipment Holiday decorations Garden/yard tools, containers, supplies Planters, plants Lawn mower, weed trimmer, leaf blower Sprinkler, hoses Ladders Tool box Tools Tiller, shovels Trailer, boat Jacuzzi Outdoor games, toys Freezer, refrigerator, contents Cooking equipment Pet supplies Dehumidifier, heater Light fixtures Hobby supplies Storage, shelving units (unattached) Minnesota Department of Commerce 18

Other Minnesota Department of Commerce 19

Other Minnesota Department of Commerce 20

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