Home and kitchen appliance insurance
Don't wait until something goes wrong. Get appliance insurance through these home and contents policies.

Each month, we get crunching on most every home insurance product in Australia to see how they stack up. We rank over 50 products on 16 different features, including price. We end up with a single score out of 10 that helps you compare home insurance a bit faster.
Home insurance will give you broader protection than warranties, generally including cover for the following (among other things):
When you're researching policies, check out the upper limits the insurer pays out for appliances, individually and in total, and what the appliances will and won't be covered against.
There can be exclusions to home and kitchen appliance insurance in the following circumstances:
If you only want to insure a few high-value appliances (e.g. if you're renting), you could consider single item insurance.
Based on what you find – and what you want to insure – you may want to add the following optional extras to your standard policy:
To get an idea of the value of the appliances people use at home, let's take a room-by-room tour through a family's house (and assume they buy mid-range appliances).
The living room, where some of the highest-value gear is likely to be, is a good place to start. In the living room, you could find the following:
When you're insuring your living room appliances, think about whether you need the following extra cover:
Let's move into the kitchen, home of high-value whitegoods and cooking helpers:
Given the expense of repairing kitchen appliances and the value of what's in their kitchen, this family would be relieved they'd insured it if anything went wrong. If it did, they could even be covered for any food that spoiled in a damaged fridge or freezer.
Again, motor burnout coverage can give you extra protection in the kitchen in case of motor issues with your dishwasher, fridge or microwave.
In the bedrooms, we could find the following:
We'll assume this office is only used for work, and it's only appliance is a $2,500 desktop computer.
Even the bathroom has its fair share of appliances:
In the laundry, you'll find a few high-value appliances:
For this family, the total value of their home and kitchen appliances comes to over $20,000 (!).
When you crunch the numbers, the value of your home and kitchen appliances is probably higher than you realise – so it's important to make sure your home insurance is giving them the cover they deserve.
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