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Household insurance
is one of those things that you
really can not afford to be without no matter how much you may begrudge
paying for it every month. Household insurance protects you on two main
levels – against theft and damage. A lot of people make the
mistake of thinking that they do not need home insurance because
they live in a highly secure, gated estate with 24 hour armed guard and
state of the art surveillance cameras and electric fencing. Nothing
could be further from the truth, as more and more incidents of inside
jobs are reported on security estates across South Africa on a nearly
daily basis. Not only that, but there are abundant urban legends that
tell of sophisticated dinner parties held on premium estates, with all
the possible security one can think of, such as Kyalami Estate, where
home owners have found their jewellery boxes empty after their
high-profile wealthy dinner guests have departed. The essence of
household insurance is that you need it precisely because you do not
know what is going to happen so you should never relax your guard. The
same applies to possible damages that your house or possessions can
suffer due to storms, floods, electrical faults, burst geysers and a
range of other natural and household disasters. |
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Household insurance can cover you against loss of or
damage to most of your household possessions, but you will need to
be very careful about exactly what is insured and for what value if
you want to avoid a nasty shock down the road. There are
certain items that are more or less automatically covered but with
rising crime rates, and concomitant rising household insurance
claims, it really is better to take complete responsibility for your
policy yourself. One of the best things you can do to help manage
your household insurance is to make sure that you have a complete
and proper inventory of all the possessions that you register for
household insurance. Then you must make sure that you keep this
inventory up to date at least annually and send copy of any
amendments to the company with whom you have your household
insurance. If you want to be extra cautious, and this is never going
to disadvantage you so it is worth the time and effort, take
photographs of all your possessions as well and link these
photographs to your inventory so that you household insurance is
truly up to date and accurate. This may seem like overkill but in
the aftermath of a burglary it will make it so much easier for you
to file your claim and it will make it far less likely that any
material dispute will arise between you and your household insurance
provider. This means that you will derive maximum befit from your
household
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