A New York City resident with secondary homes in Long Island and Florida sought coverage for her multiple homes, vehicles, watercraft and jewelry collection valued at more than $35,000,000. 
 
By taking the individual’s jewelry-wearing habits into account, PURE afforded more than $60,000 in savings on her collections policy alone for a total of more than $80,000 in savings across her account. Additionally, PURE Art Services provided support to assist with inventory management and updating appraisals to simplify the process.

A California resident with a passion for car collecting sought coverage for his home, jewelry, fine art, wine and collection of 30 vehicles. 
 
Understanding that the collector was frequently buying and selling his vehicles, which required him to regularly update his insurance policy, PURE’s Excess Liability policy reduced administrative hassles by affording seamless coverage without the need to list each vehicle. And, since the collector had more cars than drivers in his household, PURE acknowledged the individual’s lower risk with premium discounts.

A South Carolina resident with a secondary rental property, multiple vehicles, a watercraft and a collection of jewelry currently insured his belongings with three different carriers. 
 
After a full account review, our team discovered that the Excess limits in place were inadequate based on the individual’s net worth and assets. As a result, we recommended a higher coverage limit while saving them more than $10,000 annually due to our pricing structure, which takes each individual’s risk into account, and by applying qualified premium credits