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#InsuranceTips - Tip 8: What To Do If You Had An Accident
26 Nov 2017Holiday time – be it Easter, year-end or a school break – has finally arrived. The car has been serviced, the family’s bags are packed and excitement is high.
#InsuranceTips - Tip 7: Solving Your Geyser Problems
15 Nov 2017You wake up to no hot water or steam and hot water pouring out of that pipe just under the roof. You mostly take the luxury of hot water for granted, until you don’t have any.
#InsuranceTips - Tip 6: Protecting Yourself Against Lightning Strikes
29 Oct 2017Did you know South Africa ranks in the top three countries in the world for deaths and injuries by a lightning strike, or that at least 100 South Africans are killed by lightning a year?
#InsuranceTips - Tip 5: protecting your art and collectables
09 Oct 2017Risk constantly hangs over art and collectable items, and they need special care – and specific insurance cover.
#InsuranceTips - Tip 4.2: Securing Your Smart Home
21 Sep 2017Smart homes offer convenience in terms of home automation, security, resource efficiency and commerce.
#InsuranceTips - Tip 4.1: Being Smart About Your Smart Home
03 Sep 2017Smart homes, in which everything from the lights to locks is automated, are no longer the stuff of science fiction; they’re a reality.
#InsuranceTips - Tip 3: Thatched Roofs – What They Mean For Your Insurance Cover
20 Aug 2017So you’re buying a beautiful weekend home in the Magaliesberg with a thatched roof. Have you considered what that entails, from both maintenance and insurance perspectives?
#InsuranceTips - Tip 2: Taking Care Of The Roof Over Your Head
06 Aug 2017Patrick and Linda are moving from Johannesburg to Durban and are looking to buy a house – and to ensure a good purchase, they’re doing their homework.
#InsuranceTips - Tip 1: Protecting Your Home, Sweet Home
16 Jul 2017While the idea of losing your home (and all its treasured contents) is unthinkable, having insufficient insurance cover to replace it is an even more unbearable prospect.