What to Do if You Disagree With a Home Insurance Claim Decision
If you disagree with a home insurance claim decision or settlement offer, you can ask for written reasons, gather evidence, use your insurer's internal dispute resolution process and, if needed, consider escalating the complaint to AFCA. - read more
How Much Should You Budget for Insurance in Australia?
Welcome to the comprehensive guide on navigating the diverse world of insurance in Australia. Whether you're safeguarding your personal assets or protecting your business interests, insurance plays a pivotal role in financial security. In this introductory section, we'll explore why budgeting for insurance is crucial for Australians, delve into the various types of insurance available, and illustrate how insurance should integrate into your broader financial planning strategy. - read more
10 Tips for Lowering Your Home and Contents Insurance Premiums
One of the best ways to lower your home and contents insurance premiums is to shop around for the best deal. Insurance companies often have varying rates, discounts, and offers that could save you a significant amount of money. Start by researching different insurance providers and their policy offerings. Make sure to compare not only pricing but also features, coverages and deductible amounts. - read more
How Often Should You Review and Update Your Household Insurance Policy?
It’s easy to think of household insurance as something you purchase once and forget about. However, this approach can leave you vulnerable to unexpected risks. Your home and its contents change over time, and so do your insurance needs. - read more
How to Check Whether Your Home Renovation Is Covered by Insurance
Renovating can improve your home's value, comfort and liveability, but it can also change the risks your insurer is covering. Before work starts, it is important to review your home and contents insurance, check exclusions and limits, and understand whether extra cover or policy changes may be needed during the project. - read more