Vermont renters insurance

Whether you rent a high-rise apartment in Burlington, or rent a house in Stowe, you could have renters insurance in Vermont with Liberty Mutual for as little as $5 a month.¹

Not necessarily. While it's not required by the state, some landlords and property management companies require proof of rental insurance from tenants. When you buy renters insurance with Liberty Mutual, we'll help make sure you have the right documents to show proof of coverage.

Just like any other state, if you live in Vermont, renters insurance protects your personal belongings from things like fire and smoke, vandalism and theft, and some natural disasters too.

It also protects you financially if a visitor to your home gets injured and takes legal action.

Let's look at some real-life examples:

• A kitchen fire breaks out in your rented house in Burlington, renters insurance can help replace your damaged belongings and cover temporary living expenses.
• Your South Burlington apartment is burglarized and your electronics go missing, renters insurance can help reimburse you for your loss.
• A sudden power surge damages your appliances in your rented home in Stowe, renters insurance can help pay to replace them.

The coverages below come standard with our renters insurance policies:

• Personal Property Coverage
• Liability and Medical Payments
• Additional Living Expenses

We also offer add-on coverages for renters in Vermont who want more protection. These include:

• Personal Property Replacement Cost
• Blanket Jewelry
• Earthquake Damage

See all renters insurance coverage options

It's important to know that renters insurance doesn't cover you for floods. It also doesn't cover injuries or damages related to driving.

If you need car insurance, you can save money by bundling your auto and renters policies. Get a multi-policy quote for auto and renters and see how much you could save!

Find out how much you can save when you start your renters insurance quote.

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