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Home insurance is a significant investment, but you can save a tonne of cash by looking for discounts before settling on a policy. You could use these savings to take out a higher level of cover and get additional protection, or end up with more money in your pocket.

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Receive $250 worth of smart sensors with Honey Home Insurance

Get free smart sensors (valued at $250) to install around your home when you sign up for a combined home and contents policy. T&Cs apply.


30% online discount on new home and contents insurance

Receive 30% off your first year's premium when you purchase a new combined home and contents insurance policy online. T&Cs apply.


Save up to 10% on a new combined home and contents insurance policy

Get 10% off your first year's premium when you purchase a new combined home and contents insurance policy online. T&Cs apply.


Get up to 20% off your first year's premium with QBE Building and Contents Insurance

Discount is made up of a 10% online discount, and a further 10% for buying a combined policy. T&Cs apply.

Green Company

Earn up to 30,000 Qantas Points with Qantas Home Insurance

Ends 02 April 2025

Earn up to 30,000 Qantas Points for joining by 2 April. Plus save 30% on your 1st year’s premium for purchasing a combined home and contents policy online. T&Cs apply.

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What other types of discounts can I get on home insurance?

Before choosing an insurer, check which of the following discounts you may be eligible for:

  • Multi-policy discounts. By holding multiple insurance policies with an insurer, you can often get additional discounts on secondary policies, including combined or separate home and contents cover.
  • Cheaper policies online. You can get a discount of up to 15% just for buying home insurance online.
  • Security system discounts. If your home is well secured, you don’t need to pay as much for cover.
  • No-claims discounts. As with other types of insurance, you can sometimes receive a discount if you haven’t made a claim for a certain amount of time.
  • Seniors’ discounts. Over 55s and pensioners can sometimes get a seniors’ discount.

How else can I save on cover?

Discounts aren't the only way you save on your home insurance. You can:

  • Opt for a higher excess. Most insurers will lower premiums in exchange for a higher excess.
  • Avoid unnecessary claims. By avoiding small, non-essential claims, your premiums won't go up.
  • Pay annually. This is often cheaper than paying monthly. If you can’t pay your premium all at once, it’s worth looking for an insurer that offers monthly, fortnightly or other payment schedules at no extra cost.
  • Good maintenance and weatherproofing. Many home insurance claims are the result of poor maintenance or not having an appropriately weatherproofed home. Reduce your chances of needing to make a claim and keep total costs down by making sure your home has suitable weatherproofing for your area and by fixing small problems before they become big ones.
  • Choose the right sum insured. Your total sum insured is the amount you could claim if you lost everything. If it’s too low then you’re underinsured and if it’s too high then you’re paying too much. Choose the right amount for your needs and consider discounts as a way of either reducing costs or getting additional cover at the same price.

What types of home insurance policies can I get discounted?

The discounts available depend on the insurer and on any limited offers that are present at the time. Based on these factors, you can get deals on the following:

By looking for deals and discounts, you don’t leave yourself unprotected. Almost everyone, no matter what their living situation or insurance needs, can find discounts for their home insurance. If you’re paying full price for your cover, it might be time for a change.

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    MyraJuly 27, 2024

    Where can I find insurance for a heritage house under repair?

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      SarahJuly 29, 2024Finder

      Hi Myra,

      If the home is registered as a local heritage listing and the repairs are minor, that might be quite straightforward to arrange insurance. If the home is registered as heritage at a state level, the expectations and rules around upkeep of the home can be more stringent. Because this is a specialist home and situation, you might be best off approaching an insurance broker to find you suitable insurance.

      Hope this helps!

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    JohnMay 27, 2024

    What will it cost to insure my house with a granny flat.
    They are both two stories.
    I have only made a claim for the ceiling that broke up in the garage

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      AngusSeptember 23, 2024Finder

      Hi John, The cost will depend on your location, the size and age of the house, and other factors. You can compare what’s on offer from home insurers and then seek a quote to get a more precise figure.

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    SarahMay 14, 2024Finder

    Hi Amy,

    Your best bet is to contact the Housing Authority and ask for assistance. Their contact details are here.

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