Check coverage on big ticket items – Jewelry, art and collectibles may have increased in value and may need special coverage separate from your standard homeowners insurance policy.Record serial numbers – Usually found on the back or bottom of major appliances and electronic equipment, serial numbers are a useful reference.Count clothing by general category – For example, "5 pairs of jeans, 3 pairs of sneakers…" Make note of any items that are especially valuable.Include the basic information – In general, describe each item you record, and note where you bought it, the make and model, what you paid and any other detail that might help in the event you need to make a claim.List recent purchases – Another way to start is with recent purchases-get into the inventory habit and then go back tackle your older possessions.Pick an easy spot to start – A contained area-like your small kitchen appliance cabinet, your sporting equipment closet or your handbag shelf-is a great place to get started.If you’ve been living in the same house for many years, however, the task of creating a list can seem daunting-but it doesn’t have to be. If you're just setting up a household, starting a home inventory is relatively simple.
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