Unsure About Car or Home Insurance? These TikToks Can Help

Figuring out “grown-up stuff” like home and auto insurance isn’t exactly on anyone’s list of fun hobbies. Policies, coverages, deductibles…it can all feel overwhelming fast. Luckily, there are resources that help the seemingly complicated world of insurance make sense (and seem not-so-scary). One of our favorites—and most fun? TikTok, naturally. We’ve gathered some relatable videos that help break down insurance in plain language and if there are some funny memes along the way, well, even better. Each video is in collaboration with our friends at State Farm®, with the goal of helping you learn more about your insurance needs and potentially feel confident making financial choices that fit your life.

So you just signed a lease (congrats!). If your landlord requires renter’s insurance, don’t panic. Our friend Terzel explains the why and for more detail on the how, State Farm is a great resource to assist in finding the right coverage for you to help protect your belongings. That includes everything from your guitar to, yes, your emotional support mug.

Why create a home inventory? Taking the time to list everything out can help you make home insurance and renters insurance coverage decisions and possibly expedite the claims process. These good boys know the deal.

The idea of an emergency fund savings account may seem daunting, but it could help you with unforeseen expenses having to do with your home or car. Opening up a separate savings account is also a great way to help keep track of your finances.

Time for a new car? Exciting stuff, but don’t forget about auto insurance—more specifically, a policy that fits your needs and budget. A company, such as State Farm, can help explain the basics of car insurance so that you can drive off in the red convertible of your dreams, potentially *with* more confidence understanding the ins and outs of insurance and how to find the right policy for you.

Friendly reminder: Once you have the right home and car insurance for you, it’s still a good idea to meet with your insurance agent once a year to make sure your coverage is up to date.