<prompt> Human: Just wanted to saying as someone finishing school and about to move to a new city and start working full time, this subreddit has been amazing for starting to understand how I need to allocate my moneysavings to make the most of my salary.One of the things I could not find advice on by searching old posts is Renters Insurance. Rented houses with classmates the last four years but honestly never thought about ithad it required. My new place requires:ALL lease holders including co-signers and roommates will need to be covered on a RENTERS INSURANCE POLICY. Provide proof of renters insurance. A minimum of 50,000 in Liability Insurance is required.I will be moving there with my girlfriend so we both need to be under the policy. Any advicerecommendations on where to purchase itplaces to avoid? Thanks!EDIT: I do not have a car and will not be needing one soon so I do not have an auto insurance provider, but I appreciate all the advice!  <response>: You should always have renters insurance whether it is required or not. Its typically dirt cheap and covers a lot of potential problems regarding your property.Just figure out roughly the value of all of your property and visit several websites for large insurance companies geico, progressive, state farm, etc and check the rates. Another alternative is to use the same carrier as your auto insurance if you have it. Often times you can get a discount for having multiple policies and this discount may pay for a large chunk of the cost of the renters insurance. 