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On the one hand, obviously the bank was incompetent. But shame on the guy in the article for not having his items insured. This is a pretty standard rider in mo
by cascom 7y ago
On the one hand, obviously the bank was incompetent. But shame on the guy in the article for not having his items insured. This is a pretty standard rider in most home owner’s insurance policies (or an easy separate policy). Typically the policy is incredibly cheap if the items are stored in a safe deposit box, and if you take them out you call the insurance company and tell them that, the items remain insured but at a higher daily rate, and you call the insurance company and tell them when the items go back in the box, and the rate goes back to the low rate.
- jdlshore 7y agoThe article doesn't say the items weren't insured. Shame on you for victim-blaming. It did talk about the sentimental value of a lifetime of collecting one-of-a-kind timepieces. That can't be replaced by an insurance payout.