Home Insurance
Cover your home, inside and out. Plus save up to 25% when you quote and buy online.*
What type of insurance do you need for your home?
Home & Contents Insurance
Cover for both your home and personal belongings, should an unexpected event cause loss or damage to your property. Home & Contents Insurance covers the cost of rebuilding or repairing your home along with repair or new for old replacement of your personal belongings.
Contents Insurance
Your personal belongings might be worth more than what you think. Contents Insurance provides cover if an unexpected event were to cause loss or damage to your belongings, ideal for properties where you pay strata fees and you need additional cover.
Building Insurance
Cover to repair or rebuild the physical structure of a property or any permanent fixtures in an unexpected event, such as flood, fire and more. Building Insurance is calculated on rebuild value and not the market value of a property.
Landlord Insurance
Cover for both your investment property and contents that you lease out to tenants from loss or damage caused by flood, fire, storm, theft and more.
Renters Insurance
Your landlord is responsible for your four walls, but what about your personal belongings? Renters Contents Insurance gives you peace of mind that if an unexpected event were to happen, which causes loss or damage to your contents, you have the help you need to get back on your feet.
Frequently asked questions
Who is responsible for Building Insurance if I live in a unit?
If you live in a strata title apartment, the building will be covered by residential strata insurance (also known as body corporate cover). This type of cover is mandatory in every state and territory in Australia and the cost is shared between all owners, and is generally included as part of the building levies. Check with the executive committee of your building or managing agent to confirm your apartment is covered through residential strata insurance.
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Which kind of Building Insurance policy is right for you?
There are two types of Building Insurance cover – total replacement and sum-insured:
Total replacement covers all the costs to rebuild your home to the standard it was before it was destroyed. A total replacement policy means you won’t have to worry about any shortfall to repair or rebuild your home.
Sum insured provides cover up to a set amount to repair or rebuild your home.
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Who needs Contents Insurance?
Contents Insurance is suitable whether you live in a home or unit - and whether you own your place or rent. If you own and live in a unit or apartment and there is a body corporate, you’ll need to include fixtures and fittings such as carpets, light fittings, kitchen cupboards and repainting costs in your contents insurance.
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What type of insurance do you need for your home?
Building Insurance (also known as home owners insurance) provides cover for your home from events such as fire, storm damage and floods. It covers the cost of repairing or rebuilding your home and other buildings on your property such as garages and sheds.
Building insurance covers both the main structure as well as permanent fixtures such as kitchen cabinets, plumbing and built-in wardrobes. Depending on the policy, it may also cover any legal liability caused to someone injured visiting your property.
Offer & Benefits
Save up to 25% online*
Quote and buy online to save 15% off your annual premium for the first year with promotional code COVER. Plus, 10% when you combine home and contents located at the same address under one policy.
Payment flexibility
You can pay for your cover monthly or yearly - whatever suits you.^
Simple claims process
24/7 claims support available online and over the phone, we're there for you when you need us. One of our dedicated Australian claims managers will call you back if we have further questions.
The Detail
Cover is subject to your application for insurance being accepted.
Product Disclosure Statements (PDS)
Home and Contents Insurance Product Disclosure Statement (PDF 630KB) (applicable to policies issued on or after the 20 August 2021 or renewed on or after the 5 October 2021)
Landlord Product Disclosure Statement (PDF 559KB) (applicable to policies issued on or after the 20 August 2021 or renewed on or after the 5 October 2021)
For the standard terms, conditions and exclusions about our Home & Landlord Insurance, please refer to the relevant Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and any supplementary PDS (if applicable). To see some of the events covered and not covered, please refer to our Key Fact Sheets (KFS).
* Quote and buy online and save 15% off your annual premium for the first year with promotional code COVER. Plus, save 10% when you combine building and contents at the same address under the one policy.
Home and Contents Insurance is issued by Allianz Australia General Insurance Limited ABN 99 003 719 319, which is a corporate authorised representative of Allianz Australia Insurance Limited ABN 15 000 122 850 AFSL 234708 (Allianz Insurance). Bank of Melbourne – a Division of Westpac Banking Corporation ABN 33 007 457 141 AFSL 233714 arranges the insurance under a distribution arrangement with Allianz Insurance, but does not guarantee the insurance. This information does not take into account your personal circumstances. Read the Product Disclosure Statement to see if this insurance is right for you.
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