A daughter is attending college and her family carries a tenant's homeowner policy HO-4 with $50,000 contents coverage. The daughter has about $15,000 of personal belongings consisting of clothing, musical instruments and electronic equipment, some appliances and other personal items. Which is the form to use to cover her property exposures?

A daughter is attending college and her family carries a tenant's homeowner policy HO-4 with $50,000 contents coverage. The daughter has about $15,000 of personal belongings consisting of clothing, musical instruments and electronic equipment, some appliances and other personal items. Which is the form to use to cover her property exposures?




Personal effects form

Personal articles form

Personal property form

The homeowner form



Answer: Personal property form

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