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Your homeowner’s policy from Chubb will help ensure that it is.  \nBut can you actually remember everything you have in your home and what it is worth?  \nIn the event of a loss, an accurate record of your home’s contents, and replacement cost of each item, will help facilitate a prompt settlement.  \nCreate a careful record  \nThis Homeowner’s Inventory Guide has been designed to help you compile an accurate inventory of what you own.  \nTo complete the inventory, follow each section carefully and list any additional articles in the extra spaces provided.  \nFirst, list all the items in your home; then, try to determine the date of purchase and purchase price – perhaps from old receipts.  \nIf you don’t know the purchase price, estimate the current cost of a comparable item. You may also wish to have some of your valuable articles professionally appraised.  \n(See additional information on page 21) .  \nWe urge you to complete your inventory as soon as possible. We hope you will never have need for it, but it’s certain something you should have and keep updated.  \nTake photographs or make a video  \nPhotographs are extremely useful in cataloguing the contents of your home. They will help you remember things you may have forgotten to list in your inventory or record new items you acquire.  \nTake as many photographs as necessary of every room in the house, including closets and storage areas; then place them on the pages provided in the back of this booklet. As an alternative to photographs, consider using a video camera to document each room of your home and add narration to describe items of highest value. You can create this video yourself as a complement to your itemized inventory listing; it does not need to be professionally developed.  \nThe following suggestions should help guide you through the process of making your own videotape as comprehensive as possible:  \n• If renting a video camera, take some time to get comfortable with the lens control, audio features and battery.  \n• Scan each room as you enter it and be sure to document hallways and less frequently used rooms.  \n• Take close-up shots of the items you value most in each room. When possible, explain when and where an item was purchased and its purchase price or present value.  \n• Open closets, cabinets and drawers to document items such as china, silverware, crystal, jewelry and clothing.  \n• Make a point of recording your home’s unique architectural details, including the front and back of its exterior.  \n• Create two copies of your tape and clearly label each. Keep one copy stored in a secure location like a bank safe deposit box.  \n• Update your videotape periodically, particularly if you purchase new items or make any structural alterations.  \nMaintain your inventory record  \nStore your inventory record (and videotape if appropriate) in a secure place – preferably a safe deposit box or fireproof container away from your home.  \nTo reflect the current value of your home’s contents, revise your inventory record routinely, or whenever you make significant changes to the contents in your home.  \nChoose the right coverage  \nOnce you’ve completed your inventory, you’ll have a sense of what it would cost to replace the contents of your home.  \nYour independent Chubb agent or broker will be happy to review your policy and advise you if any coverage adjustments should be made.  \nFor items of exceptional value not fully covered by your home and contents insurance, your insurance adviser may recommend Valuable Articles Coverage. This provides complete coverage for individual items, at a previously agreed-upon value, for virtually any loss or damage that might occur.  \nYou may also wish to consider Deluxe Contents Coverage, if you don’t already have it. 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