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    Hi, does anyone have their house insured for fire and theft? Any info would be welcome! Pitfalls?
    Thanks Peter

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Ka View Post
    Hi, does anyone have their house insured for fire and theft? Any info would be welcome! Pitfalls?
    Thanks Peter
    Yes, we do - with Allianz at present. You can choose whether to pay more for earth-quake and storm damages.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ronb View Post
    Yes, we do - with Allianz at present. You can choose whether to pay more for earth-quake and storm damages.
    Ron can i ask how they calculate your premiums and how you pay? Monthly, yearly etc?

    Is it a percentage of the value of the home etc?

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    Quote Originally Posted by hinakos View Post
    Ron can i ask how they calculate your premiums and how you pay? Monthly, yearly etc?

    Is it a percentage of the value of the home etc?

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    We pay yearly. No it's not just a percentage of re-build value - they are assessing risk too. For example, risk of fire is greater with alang-alang roof, risk of storm damage is greater for beach front buildings etc. We use an insurance broker, he gets competitive quotes, you compare the details and choose.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ronb View Post
    We pay yearly. No it's not just a percentage of re-build value - they are assessing risk too. For example, risk of fire is greater with alang-alang roof, risk of storm damage is greater for beach front buildings etc. We use an insurance broker, he gets competitive quotes, you compare the details and choose.
    Ron can you post more details of how you found your insurance broker, we have been doing the leg work ourselves and its a total pain in the ****s
    Fire risk in bali its the electrical work!!!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by mobilemama View Post
    Ron can you post more details of how you found your insurance broker, we have been doing the leg work ourselves and its a total pain in the ****s
    Fire risk in bali its the electrical work!!!!!!
    Look here Eddy Sagita on House and Car Insurance in Bali - Jan 20, 10 to see him. I will send a PM with phone number.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ronb View Post
    Look here Eddy Sagita on House and Car Insurance in Bali - Jan 20, 10 to see him. I will send a PM with phone number.
    We just had a quote for well over 8000000rp (more than I would ever pay in Australia.....) is that normal? Also has anyone ever had to actually make a claim? And how did you go?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tory70 View Post
    We just had a quote for well over 8000000rp (more than I would ever pay in Australia.....) is that normal? Also has anyone ever had to actually make a claim? And how did you go?
    Ours is getting close to that, and as it turns out , it's about the same as what we pay in Australia. Here, the re-build costs are lower, but some risks are higher such as
    * earthquake damage - little risk in Australia
    * fire damage - effectively no fire brigade protection here
    * storm damage - from tropical storms or angry seas or rivers

    We have not claimed - but know neighbours who have claimed for damage from rivers and coastal erosion - there seemed to be some discussion with the insurance company about whether the particular events were covered, but then they paid up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ronb View Post
    Ours is getting close to that, and as it turns out , it's about the same as what we pay in Australia. Here, the re-build costs are lower, but some risks are higher such as
    * earthquake damage - little risk in Australia
    * fire damage - effectively no fire brigade protection here
    * storm damage - from tropical storms or angry seas or rivers

    We have not claimed - but know neighbours who have claimed for damage from rivers and coastal erosion - there seemed to be some discussion with the insurance company about whether the particular events were covered, but then they paid up.
    ok well in that case it is prob worth it, that was the cheaper quote with no earthquake though?? Earthquake was 12 000000..Maybe I can pay monthly... Thanks

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