InventoryUnited States
Home Inventory for Insurance Claims
Room-by-room inventory with RCV, depreciation and ACV, plus a claim diary and submission letters.
Single claim tools
One tool for one job: home inventory, living expense tracker, claim letters, or recoverable depreciation tracker.
Living expensesUnited States
Additional Living Expenses (ALE) Tracker
ALE tracker with monthly summary and mileage log, plus a claim diary and ALE letters.
LettersUnited States
Home Insurance Claim Letters Pack
14 editable Word letters, printable call-notes sheets and a claim diary.
DepreciationUnited States
Recoverable Depreciation Tracker
Item-by-item tracker of withheld depreciation, replacements and receipts, with diary and letters.
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Claim Starter Toolkit
- Home Inventory for Insurance Claims
- Additional Living Expenses (ALE) Tracker
- Home Insurance Claim Letters Pack
- Recoverable Depreciation Tracker
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Helpful guides
Home inventory list for an insurance claim: columns, RCV and ACV explained
What a home inventory list for an insurance claim should contain: the columns insurers ask for, replacement cost, depreciation, actual cash value.
Additional living expenses: examples and how to track them
What additional living expenses (ALE) usually cover when your home is unlivable, common examples, the key test and how to track every receipt.
Home insurance claim letters: what to put in writing and when
Which letters to send during a home insurance claim and when: policy copy, document list, call summaries, extensions, payments and decisions.
Recoverable depreciation explained: actual cash value now, the rest after replacement
How withheld (recoverable) depreciation usually works on a contents claim: ACV first, the balance after you replace items, receipts and deadlines.