Protecting your investment property
Owning and renting out your property can come with risks. Reduce your vulnerability to vandalism, malicious damage, and theft simply by taking out landlord insurance through our Award winning partners QBE.
What’s covered?
Landlord insurance can cover you from the following insured events:
- Fire
- Explosion
- Lightning or thunderbolt
- Earthquake or tsunami
- Theft
- Glass breakage
- Damage by animals
- Vandalism
- Flood & storm
- Water damage
- Legal liability
- Falling tree, branch or aerial
- Storm, rain or flood
Optional benefits
Choose the excess you wish to pay
Theft and vandalism by tenants to your building
Extra cover for theft or damage caused by your tenants. For the home, contents or both.
Rent default
Covers lost rental income if your tenants fail to pay their rent or leave unexpectedly.
Theft and vandalism by tenants to your contents
Additional cover for fixtures and fittings, such as carpets and blinds, if your rental property is unfurnished. This optional benefit is only applicable to contents.
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Important notes
Terms, conditions and acceptance criteria apply. Cover limits apply as set out in the policy wording. This material does not take into account your personal needs, objectives and financial circumstances and you should consider whether it is appropriate for you. Please read the Product Disclosure Statement to decide if a product is right for you.
# Multi-policy discount is available on your first policy after renewal and is only available for Home, Landlords and Motor Vehicle policies that are purchased through the same financial institution.
Insurance issued by QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited ABN 78 003 191 035 AFS Licence 239545
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