A form of property insurance that covers movables or mobile items- i.e., items that are moved from a place to another by a homeowner or a tenant (renter). Examples of such items include jewelry, watches, expensive equipment, and other valuables. A floater (a floater insurance policy) usually covers movables whose value cannot be insured by standard homeowner policies beyond a specific limit (e.g., $1000 or $2,000).
A floater is typically an inland marine property insurance policy that covers personal property only within the territory or the borders of an area accounted for by the policy.
A floater is also known as a rider or a personal property floater.
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