Are You Really Protected? Shocking Truth About Home Insurance

Are you really protected?

What if a disaster struck your home tonight? Would you be fully covered—or left scrambling, underinsured, and out of luck?

Imagine losing everything in an instant. Flames engulf your home, and when the smoke finally clears, you’re faced with a harsh reality—how do you prove what you owned? Could you list every item? Every heirloom passed down through generations? Every tool, piece of furniture, and valuable possession you’ve collected over the years?

The shocking truth about home insurance is that many policies fall short when it matters most. You could be left with a heartbreaking financial loss without proper documentation and the right coverage. Don’t wait for disaster to expose the gaps in your protection—take control before it’s too late.

Join John Rush on Fix It Radio as he reveals the essential steps to protect your home, your valuables, and your peace of mind. In this can’t-miss episode, John asks the tough questions:

• Do you have the right insurance coverage? Or could you be dangerously underinsured?
• When was the last time you reviewed your policy? Are you sure it covers everything—from gun collections to family heirlooms?
• Would your insurance pay for a total loss? Or leave you with a shocking deductible?

Get insider tips on creating a foolproof video inventory of your home—so you can prove every possession you own. Learn why simply taking a video might not be enough—and how a simple USB drive or cloud storage could be the difference between a full payout or financial ruin.

Special Guest Insights: Discover why professional appraiser Burke Payne and insurance expert Paul Lewenberger recommend regular appraisals and policy reviews—before disaster strikes.

Don’t wait until it’s too late. Whether you’re a homeowner or a renter, this episode will make you rethink your entire approach to disaster preparedness and home insurance.

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