Property Insurance
Property Insurance covers the losses that occur due to the damage of a property due to an unforeseen event.
Property here covers a range of properties like homes, buildings, furniture, and other assets.
Unforeseen event means fire, theft, windstorms or earthquakes, etc.
Property Insurance Types
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Own House Insurance – It covers the damages and losses to the house or the person due to any unforeseen event like fire, theft, any natural disaster, etc.
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Commercial Property Insurance – It insures the risk on commercial property.
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Rented Property Insurance – It covers the damages to the property inside a rented house or office. It may also cover the persons also.
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Flood Insurance – Insures the risk of damage through Flood if not covered under any other standard insurance.
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Fire Insurance – Insures the risk of damage through Fire if not covered under any other standard insurance.
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Earthquake Insurance – It covers the risk of damage through earthquakes that are not covered under any of the above insurance.
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Builder’s Risk Insurance – Covers the risk of damage to buildings under construction or renovation.
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Condo Insurance
Benefits of Property Insurance
There are several benefits of having property insurance:
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Financial Protection – It gives financial protection against unforeseen events and risks. You become financially secure by paying small premiums. You get a substantial amount that can setback you after damage to your property.
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Assets Protection – It gives you risk coverage for various personal belongings like furniture, jewellery, electronics, etc.
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Peace of Mind – Having insured your personal properties you can enjoy your life without the fear of money loss in case of any damage to the property due to unforeseen events.
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Customizable Coverage – You can choose your insurance policies as per your specific budget.
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Liability Coverage – You can take insurance plans to repay any liability arising out due to any type of damage that occurred to any third party person or property due to an accident.
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Addition Coverage – Many Insurance Policies give you additional coverage also.
What is not covered in Property Insurance :
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The standard property insurance does not cover the damages from Earthquake. Separate Earthquake Insurance is required to be purchased.
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The standard property insurance does not cover the damages from Flood. Separate Flood Insurance is required to be purchased.
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Intentional Damage to the property
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Normal Wear & Tear of the Property is not covered by the insurance.
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Losses due to War & Terrorism
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Specific high-value assets may not be covered.
Documents Required
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Ownership or Other documents related to the property to be insured like deed or agreement.
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Property Information like the value of the property
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Inspection Report of the property to evaluate the potential risk
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Previous Insurance Policies Documents
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Identification proof like Passport/ Driving License/Any Other Government-issued document.
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Age Proof like Birth Certificate/Passport/ Any Other Government-issued document.
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Address Proof like Utility Bills/Rent Agreement/Any Other Government-issued document.
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Photographs