What Is Property Coverage?
Property insurance business, including property loss insurance (tangible loss), liability insurance, credit insurance, etc. Family-related only refers to property loss insurance, which mainly includes family property insurance and additional theft insurance, motor vehicle insurance, bicycle insurance, house insurance, and special household appliances insurance.
Property insurance business
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- Property insurance business
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- Insurance industry term
- Property insurance business, including property loss insurance (tangible loss), liability insurance, credit insurance, etc. Family-related only refers to property loss insurance, which mainly includes family property insurance and additional theft insurance, motor vehicle insurance, bicycle insurance, house insurance, and special household appliances insurance.
- Precautions
- "Three Attentions" for Property Insurance Business
- In order to ensure the safety of property, consumers should take out property insurance. Consumers should carefully read the insurance responsibilities when applying for insurance, and pay attention to the following aspects.
- First, not all family property is insurable. Insurance experts said that the scope of home property insurance cover houses, house attachments, house decoration and clothing, furniture, household appliances, cultural and entertainment supplies.
- Secondly, it is the most economical for home property insurance to "insure on demand." Consumers should communicate with the insurance company in advance when insuring property insurance. Do not over-insure and re-insure. The best insurance method is "insurance on demand."
- Third, insurance companies should be informed of changes in the subject matter of insurance in a timely manner. "For home property insurance and changes in the content of an insurance contract, the insured must obtain the approval of the insurance company, and issue the approval note or endorse the original insurance policy before it has legal effect.