Renters Insurance

Under most circumstances, you can assume your landlord is responsible for broken appliances and damages caused by leaky roofs. But there may be a clause in your lease that negates their liability for theft, accidental property damage, or injuries to a guest visiting your home. Plus, your landlord’s insurance policy will not cover your personal belongings. That means a burst pipe, burglary, or other unexpected event could damage or destroy your possessions and leave you empty handed. Farm Bureau’s Renters Insurance can help protect your possessions and give you peace of mind.

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Personalized Coverage

Personal Property Protection: Covers your valuables including furniture, electronics, clothes, and more.
Liability Protection: Helps cover you if someone sues you after being injured at your place.
Guest Medical Protection: Helps if someone incurs medical expenses from an injury suffered at your place.

Discounts You Deserve

Our convenient package for renters provides many of the same discounts and benefits that come with insuring a home with us. Ask your Farm Bureau Insurance agent for details.

*This is a general description and not a policy contract. Please read the actual policy documents for important details on coverages, exclusions, limits, conditions and terms. If there is any conflict between the information found on this website and the policy, the policy prevails.

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