What the Experts Are Saying About College Student Insurance

College Student Insurance (CSI) and Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company, leaders in providing student property insurance, teamed up to create a property insurance plan especially for students living away from their parent’s home, either on or off campus, called Student Personal Property Protector Plus®.

3/10/2008   8 Tips To Avoid Spring Break Disaster

"Government and insurance experts offer students simple tips to help protect themselves and their belongings, such as valuable electronics and jewelry, while off campus or away from home during spring break." Read More

2/12/2008   D.C. FIRE & EMS TO PROTECT HOWARD UNIVERSITY WITH 16 NEW EMERGENCY DEFIBRILLATORS

"CSI Insurance Agency and Fireman's Fund Insurance Company teamed up to award $25,000 grant donation to the fire department to fund the initiative." Read More

1/18/2008   First Lesson of the Semester: How Do You Protect Life in a Backpack?

"Despite all the obvious attraction of portability; it has decided disadvantages too. Envelope-sized computers and pocket-sized phones and music devices are easier to take with you; but they are easier to take from you too." Read More

12/10/2007   When It Comes To Holiday Gifts for College Students, Does Your Insurance Policy Sound a lot Like: "Bah Humbug?"

"If you are like the majority of Americans in a recent study you may not fully understand how typical property insurance policies handle damage or theft of your child’s most prized possession." Read More

9/26/2006   UNION FIRE COMPANY TO RECEIVE GRANT FOR LIFE-SAVING RESCUE EQUIPMENT:

"CSI Insurance Agency Inc. and Fireman's Fund Insurance Company awarded the Union Fire Company No. 1 a grant of $11,220 for life-saving rescue equipment that will help firefighters do their jobs safely and more efficiently—helping to make the community a safer place to live and work. CSI and Fireman’s Fund learned about the fire department's need from Lincoln University." Read More

9/10/2006   Baltimore Sun, Eileen Ambrose

"'…Even if a student is covered under a homeowner's policy, check the limits. Often policies cover electronics or jewelry only up to $2,500, which might not be enough for the entire family,' says Carolyn Gorman, a spokeswoman with the Insurance Information Institute. 'Parents might need to buy additional coverage.'" Read More

9/4/2006   LA Times, Kathy Kristof

"'Getting insurance to cover your stuff is generally not at the top of the list for the typical college freshman,' said Candysse Miller, spokeswoman for the Insurance Information Network of California, which represents insurers. 'But if you think about what you bring into a dorm room these days — computers, stereo systems, cellphones, iPods and tons of other stuff — you realize you've got thousands of dollars at stake.'" Read More

KABC Los Angeles, Ric Romero

"USC student Evan Giordano does most of his school work on his computer so when he came back to his fraternity house room one day and found his laptop sitting in water, he knew he had trouble." Read More

9/22/2002   The New York Times, James Schembari

"If your child's computer or stereo is damaged or stolen, who will he call to have it replaced? And, what, you're going to say no?" Read More