Insurance Co. House/cont - any praise ??
Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2012 3:24 pm
It's time to renew my insurance.
Planning of dumping current one, even though I used to work with a sister of their former 'face' girl
Have found even though it is full replacement, so you pay more if you in a little house surrounded by bigger houses as an average of the area.
The qbe sitte has links to a value guide site, complex and simple taking into allowance for complete demo if need be as ya house might be $8000 to break up, remove and dump fees, not a nice thought, but a reality and seen it.
They revised flood cover, or redefined it. A friend is still fighting same over times from rising water in Brissy last year - an excuse they gave me last year for $100 premium increase was all the claims from the floods. Maybe not all of them eh?
They have revised the age of items for motor burnout down to 7 years old. My stuff is all older than that so why pay for it if can't use it
They have a limit on garage contents to 25% of total content cover, another company does not differentiate. A real good sounding insurance company just told me they limit garage content (cars not included) to just a thousand bucks ! SCRATCH. One beginning with a 10 point scrabble score did not care, policy covered house and garage contents up to covered amount - less excess, if claim necessary.
Any good experiences with Ins Co's ?? and their openness. If you mention AAMI or NRMA I am not interested.
A discount of say 10% for online application helps too !
Excesses are tricky too...
After a few years I opted for increasing excess to save on premium - thought it was a grand, so when I broke an $800 window - didn't claim. Then find it had changed to a $500 excess. I asked some years later how much to bring excess down - an extra $43 annual to get the $500 down to $100.
Then looking at renewal after some years, see a $100 standard excess, underneath says plus flexi premium excess $200 - does not spell it out that it is in fact a $300 excess unless you add it up yerself, coz that is what the bottom line is.
Ambiguous eh ?
When that happened, if it did actually change, I have no idea, I may have always had a $100 basic plus the plus all the time, just never noticed it in the printed bit.
Planning of dumping current one, even though I used to work with a sister of their former 'face' girl
Have found even though it is full replacement, so you pay more if you in a little house surrounded by bigger houses as an average of the area.
The qbe sitte has links to a value guide site, complex and simple taking into allowance for complete demo if need be as ya house might be $8000 to break up, remove and dump fees, not a nice thought, but a reality and seen it.
They revised flood cover, or redefined it. A friend is still fighting same over times from rising water in Brissy last year - an excuse they gave me last year for $100 premium increase was all the claims from the floods. Maybe not all of them eh?
They have revised the age of items for motor burnout down to 7 years old. My stuff is all older than that so why pay for it if can't use it
They have a limit on garage contents to 25% of total content cover, another company does not differentiate. A real good sounding insurance company just told me they limit garage content (cars not included) to just a thousand bucks ! SCRATCH. One beginning with a 10 point scrabble score did not care, policy covered house and garage contents up to covered amount - less excess, if claim necessary.
Any good experiences with Ins Co's ?? and their openness. If you mention AAMI or NRMA I am not interested.
A discount of say 10% for online application helps too !
Excesses are tricky too...
After a few years I opted for increasing excess to save on premium - thought it was a grand, so when I broke an $800 window - didn't claim. Then find it had changed to a $500 excess. I asked some years later how much to bring excess down - an extra $43 annual to get the $500 down to $100.
Then looking at renewal after some years, see a $100 standard excess, underneath says plus flexi premium excess $200 - does not spell it out that it is in fact a $300 excess unless you add it up yerself, coz that is what the bottom line is.
Ambiguous eh ?
When that happened, if it did actually change, I have no idea, I may have always had a $100 basic plus the plus all the time, just never noticed it in the printed bit.