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By Nick Lough & Kathy Weber

Story Published: Apr 15, 2008 at 6:42 PM MST

Story Updated: Apr 15, 2008 at 6:42 PM MST

BILLINGS - The recent apartment fire has some insurance agents reminding people to cover their bases. Even though renters do not own the property, they still have a lot to lose. Insurance experts say renters insurance can be relatively inexpensive, as low as $10 per month and can help a person rebuild in the face of disaster.

"It helps you sleep at night knowing full well that there's a possibility some things can go wrong and we don't know what they are or what they will be but at least you have something that can give you a start," Insurance Agency of Montana's Glen Donohoe.

Donohoe also recommends planning ahead and keeping all important documents such as birth certificates, marriage certificate and all insurance policies in a fire-safe deposit box.

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