Google Alert - home contents insurance

	home contents insurance As-it-happens update ⋅ March 10, 2023
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	Underinsured: How to Know if You Have Enough Homeowners Insurance Coverage The Motley Fool Personal property coverage protects your home's contents if they're damaged or destroyed. Usually, coverage limits are set as a percentage of ... Flag as irrelevant
	After the storms, what is the future of insurance? - RNZ RNZ Consumer NZ's most recent survey found premiums for house and contents insurance jumped by between five and 17 percent, despite government moves ... Flag as irrelevant
	Home and auto insurance premiums to jump by 10-15 percent | NL Times NL Times The premium for home contents remains virtually the same. Legal expenses insurance will increase by 4 percent on average. Flag as irrelevant
	A stormy future for insurance | Star News odt.co.nz Janine Starks, a former fund manager who writes about insurance, ... Consumer NZ's most recent survey found premiums for house and contents ... Flag as irrelevant
	How to beat car and home insurance renewal hikes | This is Money This is Money Similarly, understating the value of your contents is a mistake, as you will lose out in the case of theft, loss or damage. Home cover: We explain how ... Flag as irrelevant
	Auto insurance providers to offer free Tag anti-theft technology for high-risk customers RATESDOTCA For a limited time, Aviva Insurance and Traders General Insurance ... finance content, including mortgages, home, auto, and travel insurance, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why you may not be insured for snowmelt flooding - Fox 13 Fox 13 Renters must purchase a separate flood policy outside of their home or renters insurance to insure personal contents. Regardless of a resident's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ex-fund manager weighs in on NZ insurance future following storms Insurance Business America The non-profit's most recent survey found that premiums for house and contents insurance jumped by between 5% and 17%, despite the government's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Rebates for climate-change-friendly changes to your home - RATESDOTCA RATESDOTCA As part of the program, you could get a grant of up to $5,000 for installing a heat pump in your home. As a bonus, insurance providers see heat pumps ... Flag as irrelevant
	What you need to know about taking in a lodger - The Times The Times Home-seekers are dodging high rents by moving into occupied properties. ... also worth checking whether it affects the home contents insurance. Flag as irrelevant

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