Renting? We’re here to help
From your furniture, rug and appliances, to your BBQ and even your clothes, shoes and handbags – accidents happen. Our cover and extras can help repair and replace your contents up to the policy limits.
Summary of benefits
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Optional benefits
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These are only some of the highlights and benefits of our cover for renters. Limits, conditions and exclusions apply. Please refer to the PDS{external-link} for more information.
Frequently asked questions
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What is renters insurance, and why is it important?
What am I covered for?
My contents aren’t worth that much. What is the point in having insurance cover?
What insurance should I get if I am a tenant?
How much should I insure my contents for?
We aren't able to provide you with advice on the replacement costs of your contents or how much to insure it for. Instead, we use the information you give us and data sourced from third parties to provide an estimate.
It's your responsibility to ensure that your contents sum insured is right for you and your needs. Your contents sum insured should include items such as fixtures and fittings (eg. carpet, blinds, curtains) that you own, furniture, electrical goods, and all personal items. Items of value that you want to list on your Certificate of Insurance – such as jewellery, media or artworks – should also be included in the overall sum insured.
You can use a contents calculator{external-link} to determine independently an appropriate sum insured for your needs, which you can then compare to the estimate provided by us during your quote.