Cover information and limits in the table below verified as correct at 27 July 2024. Other information correct at the time of writing.
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Important information on terms, conditions and sub-limits
| Product | Main Events covered | Monthly payments cost extra | Underinsurance protection | New for old replacement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Building Insurance |
|
No |
No |
Yes |
| Contents Insurance |
|
No |
No |
Yes |
| Home & Contents Insurance |
|
No |
No |
Yes |
Mozo users have rated Allianz home insurance on price, features, convenience, trust and customer service so you can see what real Aussies have to say about their experiences.
After a 9 month legal battle to get a non-paying tenant out I had to wait 5 more months of unpaid rent for Allianz to tell me my insurance didn't cover theft from the tenant only malicious damage. The tenant had removed the entire kitchen and internal doors so I was unable to rent it, now I have to have it all replaced...read the fine print!!!!!
Read full reviewAfter a 9 month legal battle to get a non-paying tenant out I had to wait 5 more months of unpaid rent for Allianz to tell me my insurance didn't cover theft from the tenant only malicious damage. The tenant had removed the entire kitchen and internal doors so I was unable to rent it, now I have to have it all replaced...read the fine print!!!!!
I'm not really sure about my home & contents insurance, as I've never had to make a claim.. (touch wood) I'm simply rating them on name, and reputation alone.. They're surely not the worst insurer out there, so I'm told. However, I rarely hear from them, (if at all) in regards to customer products, updates or general business.
Read full reviewI'm not really sure about my home & contents insurance, as I've never had to make a claim.. (touch wood) I'm simply rating them on name, and reputation alone.. They're surely not the worst insurer out there, so I'm told. However, I rarely hear from them, (if at all) in regards to customer products, updates or general business.
This insurance company is a no go. They cancelled our home and contents insurance after a year because we have 7 sheep and 7 chickens. They says it because we more than 6 livestock. ?????? We are on 5 acres. What a bunch of monkeys.
Read full reviewThis insurance company is a no go. They cancelled our home and contents insurance after a year because we have 7 sheep and 7 chickens. They says it because we more than 6 livestock. ?????? We are on 5 acres. What a bunch of monkeys.
Consumer beware. Allianz can cancel your home and contents insurance based on ‘intent’ to rent. We recently decided to rent our home for 4 months when travelling around Australia and contacted Allianz to enquire about landlords insurance. As we understood reluctance and inability for insurance companies to provide cover for Airbnb and/or short term holiday rental we emphasised this was our home and had engaged a real estate company to manage the rental of our home. By the end of the phone call which initially was simply to ask if they could provide landlord insurance under these circumstances, Allianz decided that because it was indeed listed online and they don’t provide landlord insurance for under 12 months, they would not only be unable to provide landlord insurance BUT they would also be cancelling our current home and contents insurance. In response to a formal complaint lodged we were reminded by Allianz that they could cancel our insurance (notwithstanding we had been loyal customers for 30+years and had obtained landlord insurance with them previously) by simply advertising it for rent! They did not require a lease agreement to cancel and we were told if we changed our mind about renting it or were still residing in our home after their arbitrary cancellation date we could contact them and request a continuation of our policy. Needless to say we cancelled our policy with Allianz immediately and have obtained insurance through a more flexible (and cheaper) company
Read full reviewConsumer beware. Allianz can cancel your home and contents insurance based on ‘intent’ to rent. We recently decided to rent our home for 4 months when travelling around Australia and contacted Allianz to enquire about landlords insurance. As we understood reluctance and inability for insurance companies to provide cover for Airbnb and/or short term holiday rental we emphasised this was our home and had engaged a real estate company to manage the rental of our home. By the end of the phone call which initially was simply to ask if they could provide landlord insurance under these circumstances, Allianz decided that because it was indeed listed online and they don’t provide landlord insurance for under 12 months, they would not only be unable to provide landlord insurance BUT they would also be cancelling our current home and contents insurance. In response to a formal complaint lodged we were reminded by Allianz that they could cancel our insurance (notwithstanding we had been loyal customers for 30+years and had obtained landlord insurance with them previously) by simply advertising it for rent! They did not require a lease agreement to cancel and we were told if we changed our mind about renting it or were still residing in our home after their arbitrary cancellation date we could contact them and request a continuation of our policy. Needless to say we cancelled our policy with Allianz immediately and have obtained insurance through a more flexible (and cheaper) company