This type of insurance covers damages to the structure of your home, personal belongings, and liabilities from accidents on your property. Sometimes, it also includes additional living expenses incurred in case your home becomes inhabitable.
Renters Insurance provides protection for tenants' belongings inside the rented property and covers liability for incidents occurring in the rental.
Commercial Property Insurance is especially designed for businesses to protect their buildings, equipment, inventory, and other assets from damage or loss.
Natural Disaster Insurance is an additional policy that provides coverage for unexpected events like earthquakes or floods. These disasters are typically not included in standard insurance policies, making this add-on essential for comprehensive protection.
Property Insurance protects you from major financial burdens arising from unforeseen events.
It provides legal and liability coverage by protecting you from legal costs and compensation claims if someone is injured on or near your property.
Many policies reimburse temporary living expenses in case your property becomes inhabitable due to uncertain events.
Policies and plans can be customised to include valuable items such as jewellery or other high-value items.
Whether you’re new to insurance or looking to deepen your understanding, this resource covers everything from the basics of policy types and coverage options to claims processes and premium details.
Property insurance covers
damages to buildings and assets caused by fire, theft, vandalism, and natural disasters.
Residential buildings, commercial properties, and industrial structures can all be insured under property insurance.
Under-construction
properties can be insured, usually through a specialised policy called "Contractor's All
Risk Insurance."
Exclusions typically include normal wear
and tear, intentional damage, and damages caused by war or nuclear events.
Premiums are based on the
property's location, construction type, usage, and coverage amount.