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Home Insurance

The importance of property

Description

Your property represents one of the most important investments you will make in your lifetime. Houses, apartments, villas, and the assets within them are exposed to a range of risks, and their unexpected damage or destruction can result in significant financial losses.

Property Insurance is a voluntary insurance product designed to provide financial protection against such unforeseen events, helping you restore your property to its previous condition following a loss covered by the policy.

This product is suitable for anyone wishing to protect their primary residence, holiday home, or other residential properties against material damage or destruction.

By purchasing this insurance policy, you gain financial security and peace of mind, knowing that your property is protected in the event of damage or destruction caused by various natural or accidental risks.

Coverage can be tailored to the characteristics of the property and the client’s specific needs, covering the building, fixed installations, furnishings, and household appliances, in accordance with the terms of the policy.

What's covered

The Property Insurance Policy provides compensation for material damage to the insured property resulting from:

Fire, lightning, explosion, and the impact of aircraft or parts thereof
Earthquake
Flooding, water overflow, and water ingress
Storms, strong winds, hail, and other atmospheric events

Frequently asked questions

Can furniture and household appliances be insured together with the building, or only the building? arrow

Yes. Property insurance may cover both the building and its household contents, including furniture and household appliances.

How are the insurable risks determined? arrow

As a rule, the basic property insurance coverage includes fire and earthquake risks. Depending on the customer’s requirements and the property’s specific characteristics—such as its location, construction features, and intended use—additional risks to which the property is exposed may also be covered upon payment of the applicable insurance premium.

How long does this insurance last? arrow

The Property Insurance Policy has a minimum term of one year. We recommend renewing the policy annually, as conditions may change in line with the market.

What happens when the policy expires? arrow

Upon expiry, the policy must be renewed. Its terms should be reviewed and any necessary changes made.