C.H.A. Insurance Agency
Protecting What Matters Most
Protection for Valuable Personal Items
C.H.A. helps you review whether valuable personal items need separate or scheduled protection and explains the policy terms before you choose an option.
Built around your real life
C.H.A. reviews what you own, how it is valued and how it is protected, then explains the eligible coverage options available through an active market.
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Eligible rings, watches, jewelry and other valuable personal items may be scheduled individually.
An appraisal, receipt, photographs or other proof of value may be required.
Coverage terms can differ for theft, loss, damage and mysterious disappearance.
Standard homeowners, condo or renters limits and deductibles should be reviewed before selecting additional coverage.
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Eligible collections may need specialized protection based on the type, value and storage of the items.
Inventory records, photographs, appraisals or purchase documentation may be required.
Coverage territory, valuation method, exclusions and deductibles depend on the policy selected.
C.H.A. confirms active market appetite before presenting a specific option.
Need both products?
You may select both in the C.H.A. Protection Planner below. Neither product is required to request the other.
Related needs. Independent choices.
Related products are shown together to reduce page clutter and make cross-sell opportunities easier to understand. The customer is never required to select every product displayed.
Interactive C.H.A. Protection Planner
Related products may share a page for convenience, but each product is an independent choice. Select one product, several products, or ask C.H.A. to help you decide.
Your C.H.A. Protection Plan
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Coverage availability, valuation, terms, limits, deductibles, rates, eligibility and approval vary by item, state, market and underwriting. Website submission does not bind coverage.