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Mortgage Collateral Property Insurance for Business

Combined mortgage insurance

One policy protects the mortgaged home against damage or total loss and covers the borrower for serious consequences of an accident. The sums insured, policy term and exact risks are set out in the individual policy schedule.

Two types of cover
The mortgaged home and the borrower are covered under one combined policy.
For residential property
The insured property may be an apartment, house or other home listed in the mortgage documents.
Tailored quote
The price depends on the sums insured, policy term and the terms of the mortgage.
Terms agreed upfront
The address, risks, exclusions and claims process are recorded in the policy and its schedule.
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Insurance for Property Pledged as Collateral

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One policy with two separate areas of cover

Home and borrower

Property cover and personal accident cover each has its own sum insured. Cover applies only to the events and terms listed in the policy.

Mortgaged home

The main structural elements of the home at the address shown in the policy.

Borrower

Death or Group I permanent disability caused by an accident.

Separate sums insured

The property and personal accident limits are shown separately in the policy schedule.

One document set

Mortgage, property and borrower details are confirmed before the quote is issued.

Get a quote

A specialist will confirm the mortgage details

Events the mortgaged home can be insured against

Property cover

The standard list covers major household incidents and natural events. Check the policy schedule for the exact cover.

Fire, explosion and lightning

Damage to or total loss of the main structure caused by fire, explosion or a direct lightning strike.

Earthquake and flood

Damage caused by these natural events, subject to the policy terms.

Storm, heavy rain and snow

Damage caused by strong winds, heavy precipitation or snow load.

Escape of water

Leaks from water supply, sewerage, heating or air-conditioning systems, including water from neighbouring premises.

Unlawful acts by third parties

Unlawful damage to the home. Burglary is covered only when it is included in the individual terms.

Falling aircraft

Damage to the insured home caused by an aircraft or parts falling from it.

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Property cover explained

What the mortgage policy protects

This policy covers the main structure of the home at the address shown in the policy. Interior finishes, equipment and belongings need separate cover.

Included

  • Walls, structural slabs, ceilings, floors and window frames
  • Only the home and address shown in the policy

Not included under this policy

  • Interior finishes, doors, built-in furniture and belongings
  • Plumbing, heating, wiring and built-in appliances

Partial damage

Necessary repair costs, up to the sum insured

Total loss

Calculated using the sum insured and policy terms

Underinsurance

The indemnity may be reduced proportionally

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Borrower cover for accidents only

Illness is not covered

Personal accident cover applies when an accident during the policy period causes a serious outcome. Illnesses and conditions unrelated to an accident are outside this cover.

Group I permanent disability
The claim is considered if Group I disability is established as a result of the accident.
Death caused by an accident
Cover applies subject to the terms and exclusions in the policy.
Up to 100% of the personal sum insured
For each covered serious outcome, the policy provides a payout equal to the separate personal sum insured.
Outcome within 6 months
The accident must lead to a covered outcome within six months of the event.
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What we need to prepare a quote

Key information

You can start with the basics. A specialist will tell you if anything else is needed and prepare the individual terms.

Mortgage agreement

The bank, agreement number and date, mortgage term and collateral details.

Property documents

The address, cadastral details and proof of ownership or another legal right to the property.

Property value and sum insured

The value of the mortgaged home and the required property-cover limit.

Borrower details

Full name, date of birth, identity document and contact details.

Personal sum insured

The personal accident limit is agreed separately.

Policy term

The start and end dates are checked against the mortgage documents.

How to get a quote

Three steps

Your quote is based on the property, the borrower and the mortgage requirements.

1

Leave your contact details

Complete the form. A specialist will confirm the bank, property and your preferred way to be contacted.

2

Send the key information

We will need details of the mortgage, property, sums insured, policy term and borrower.

3

Review your individual terms

Check the risks, exclusions, sums insured, policy term, premium and what to do after an event.

What to do after an incident

Different notice periods apply

Take reasonable steps to limit the damage and contact the relevant authorities when required. Then follow the notice period for the affected part of the policy.

1

Record what happened

Keep the damaged property, photos, certificates and other evidence of the cause and amount of loss.

2

Notify the insurer

For property, report immediately and no later than 3 working days. For an accident, send written notice within 30 calendar days.

3

Submit the claim and documents

For property, submit the written claim within 5 working days after notification. The document list depends on the event.

4

Wait for the decision

For property claims, the decision is made after the full document set is received. The remaining deadlines are set out in the policy and insurance claim report.

Useful mortgage insurance terms

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Frequently asked questions

Still have a question?

Send a request and a specialist will confirm the terms for your mortgage.