Home Insurance

Home insurance is a type of property insurance that provides financial protection against various risks associated with owning a home or property. Here are the key points to understand about home insurance:

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    Home insurance is a vital financial safeguard for homeowners, providing protection against various risks that could lead to financial losses or damages to your property. At Satija Consultants, we offer comprehensive Home Insurance policies designed to protect your home and belongings, ensuring peace of mind for you and your family.

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    No. It is not compulsory for you to buy a home insurance policy from the bank sanctioning your home loan. Neither the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) nor the Insurance Regulatory & Development Authority (IRDA) of India has issued any guidelines that mandate you to buy home insurance from the bank where you have applied for a home loan. You can choose to buy homeowners insurance from any insurer of your choice. In case you designated bank forces you to buy home insurance from them, you can refuse them and file a complaint against them to the banking ombudsman.
    It is the cost which would incur on reconstructing the damaged property. As per standard regulations, reinstatement cost includes value of foundation and it doesn’t include land cost.
    Sum assured for the structure and content is calculated separately in following pattern. Sum assured for the structure Sum assured= Built up area x cost of construction per square foot It is computed on the basis of reconstruction value and not on its market value. For instance, if the built up area of your house is 1500 sq. ft and the construction rate decided by the insurer is Rs 1000 per sq. ft .. sum insured for vour home structure would be Rs 15.00.000.
    Yes, insurance companies allow you to increase sum assured value in your policy. At the time of increasing in value, you will need to pay a higher premium for the increased sum assured for the remaining tenure.
    Yes, you can insure your house as long as it is used as a residence and not for commercial purpose. Also the home should not be a kutcha construction.