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Do not wait to say Eish, get cover today!

The world and climate as you may know have changed drastically and the weather is unpredictable. Heavy rains, floods and storms continue to put many homes and businesses at risk of damage, likely to result in financial loss. How can you manage and minimise this risk?

This article discusses how you can protect and safeguard your property by taking out comprehensive home insurance.

What is comprehensive home insurance?

As part of your strategy to minimise the risk of damage to your property, you can take out domestic comprehensive insurance. This policy covers your house, contents and other valuables against damage or loss caused by fire, lightning, explosion, hail, snow and many other natural disasters. 

How affordable is the cover?

To answer this question, it is advisable to consult an insurance broker or financial advisor to discuss your needs and then shop around to get the best quote. Compare options, ask how much the premium is to determine affordability and include the premium (paid monthly, quarterly or annually) in your spending plan or budget. Remember to always pay your premiums in full and on time.

When is the best time to get cover?

The best time to get the right cover is TODAY! Avoid the ‘Eish’ moment and stop procrastinating because disasters can strike anytime. Protect your wallet and safeguard your property by following these easy steps provided in the checklist. For more information, remember to consult your broker or visit Alliance Insurance at www.alliance.co.ls. Likhomo!

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