Some refuse to acknowledge the value getting your properties insured when they move. They only think of it as waste of money. But, you know such a claim is untrue. It would be best to invest your money insuring that your properties are properly insured when you move. The relief and peace of mind you will experience will be priceless.   However, you don't just pay for insurance. You need to calculate the money you will pay first so you will know whether you are paying a reasonable price. To calculate, you need to determine the value of the property you are putting under insurance coverage.   If you are going to insure all your stuff that will be moved, have an inventory list. The inventory list will contain all the items, from the furniture pieces you have acquired, the electronic gadgets you have, and the rest of the items that have value, can be stolen, damaged, and replaced.   The summary of the inventory list will inform the company about the total items they are going to insure, the weight of the items, and the value of replacement.   And for the sake of having evidence that you actually own the properties and that they have existed, take photos and keep receipts of them because you never know what could happen.  

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