Whether you’re about to enter the market and buy your first investment property, or you’re locking in the deal on your fifth property, the risks involved with handing over the keys to a renter are quite significant either way.
If, as the old saying goes, your home is where your heart is, then chances are you’ll want to make sure it’s insured for worst case scenarios from fire damage to theft. Of course finding the best home insurance policy to suit you can be tricky. Luckily the Mozo Experts Choice Home Insurance Awards are back for 2019!
Whether you’re already a happy home-owner, or a house window-shopper saving for a deposit, if you’ve put more thought into home decor than home insurance, then it’s time to get your priorities sorted.
International home insurance provider, Chubb, found that water damage claims are on the rise here in Australia and many people aren’t doing much to avoid it.
When it comes to natural disasters, no matter how prepared you feel, the damage is inevitable. And with a new report by the Sigma revealing Aussie’s are ‘heavily exposed’ to secondary natural perils, such as bush fires and flash floods, it’s crucial to find out whether your home insurance policy will cover natural disasters.
It’s our pleasure to announce we’ve tracked down Australia’s most highly trusted home and car insurers in the 10th annual Mozo People’s Choice Awards, with Youi, NRMA and APIA among the list of winners.
Almost every Aussie has one or more prized possessions that they stash at home, but would you ever consider that your household pot plants could be one of your most valuable collections?
For many Australians, the thought of moving places is likely to elicit a collective groan. Between rounding up all your belongings, packing them in boxes, and lugging them from your old place to your new one, there’s plenty that could go wrong.
It’s not news that climate change beings with it not only damage to the environment, but also some massive bills. In fact, in 2017, APRA Executive Member, Geoff Summerhayes, told the Insurance Council of Australia that, “Some climate risks are distinctly ‘financial’ in nature. Many of these risks are foreseeable, material and actionable now.”
If you’ve picked the perfect destination for your Christmas holiday, booked flights, packed your bag and shipped the dog off to your mum’s place, then you’re totally ready to jet off on your trip and forget about things at home for a while, right?