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Warning!
Act now and update your insurance, talk to your ClaimsAssist Loss Assessor,
"don't leave it too late"
Review your current insurance policy for your home or property as a matter of urgency, because it will be too late after an accident, incident or disaster happens.
Contact your insurance provider or broker and check that the policy is active, up to date and index linked so that proper and adequate cover is maintained.
Ensure that buildings are insured for the full cost of rebuilding and that current contents are adequately covered. If you undervalue and underinsure you won’t get full value in the event of a claim and if you over insure you pay extra premium without getting any extra benefit. Honesty is the best policy; inform the insurer of all relevant factors which may affect the risk, otherwise giving incomplete or inaccurate information may result in the insurers deciding that you don’t have cover in the event of a claim.
Remember that the main responsibility rests with the building or homeowner, not the insurance company to ensure that the insurance policy in place is adequate and appropriate.
An insurance policy is a legal contract subject to interpretation and negotiation. The three critical factors which determine the amount of money paid out on a claim are:
1. The interpretation of the insurance policy / contract.
2. The presentation of the claim for loss and expenses
3. The negotiating skills of the loss assessor.
2. The presentation of the claim for loss and expenses
3. The negotiating skills of the loss assessor.
Claims Assist are professional experienced and specialist loss assessors with a simple objective.
CLAIMSASSIST = MAXIMUM PAYOUT
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