If you’ve fallen victim to the massive holiday decor sales (am I the only one?), you may be wondering where on earth you’ll put everything once the season ends. Or maybe you’re staring at boxes of ornaments, lights, and wreaths thinking, “There’s got to be a better way to organize all this!”
You’re not alone! The average household accumulates more and more holiday decorations each year, and finding enough storage space can feel like an impossible puzzle.
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When most people think about the value of their home, they think in terms of square footage, curb appeal, or resale potential. But what about everything inside?
From your living room couch to the tools in your garage, the combined value of your belongings might surprise you. Putting a price on your household assets in your home isn’t just an interesting exercise; it’s a smart move for protecting your finances and giving yourself peace of mind.
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You’ve probably heard about insurance for fire, flood, and maybe even earthquakes. But what about…aliens? It may seem crazy, but did you know that some companies sell alien abduction insurance?
Yes, you read that right.
While these novelty policies are more about laughs than legitimate protection, they raise an interesting question: what does your homeowners’ insurance actually cover, and what’s out of this world?
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Picture this: a burst pipe floods your living room, or a fire damages half your home. In the chaos, your insurer asks for a list of everything you lost – with receipts, photos, and values. Could you pull that together? Most people can’t.
And it’s not just disasters. Moves, renovations, and even selling your home are far easier when you know exactly what you own and where it’s stored. Yet, year after year, I meet families who wish they’d kept track sooner. Being away from home during a holiday or vacation is another situation where a home inventory proves invaluable, especially if something happens while you’re gone.
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Natural disasters have increased in recent years, putting homeowners and their properties at greater risk. From the recent devastating wildfires in Los Angeles to the catastrophic Hurricane Helene, tens of thousands of homes were damaged or destroyed last year.
You can’t stop climate change on your own, but you can improve your property’s chances of surviving a severe storm, wildfire, or other disaster. Here’s how homeowners can begin climate-proofing their homes in 2025.
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