Reliance General Insurance is an Indian private insurance company headquartered in Mumbai, India. It offers a range of products (including motor, health, travel and so forth) to its customers. It has 139+ branches and more than 28,900 intermediaries serving across the country.
To help deal with the expenses against loss/damage to the house due to man-made/natural calamities, Reliance has come up with Reliance Home Insurance that provides sufficient financial protection to the insured.
The Reliance General Home Insurance offers financial aid to the policyholder if any mishap results in damage or loss of the insured's house.
There are two types of Reliance General Home Insurance Plans:
This home insurance policy offers coverage if the structure of the house is damaged by storm, hurricane, fire, flood and inundation, earthquake, and so forth.
Exclusions Under Home Insurance- Structure Protection
Given below are some of the exclusions of this policy:
This home insurance policy offers coverage against loss or damage to personal property (inside your own or rented house) such as jewellery, furniture, electrical goods, personal accident, fixed plate glass, and others caused by natural/man-made calamities.
Advantages of Buying Home Insurance- Content Protection
Given below are some advantages of buying Home Insurance-Content Protection:
Exclusions Under Home Insurance- Content Protection
Here are a few exclusions of this policy:
Mentioned below are the steps required to avail of Reliance General Home Insurance online:
For Home Insurance- Structure Protection
For Home Insurance- Content Protection
The claim process of Reliance General Home Insurance is simple and can be settled easily. Follow the below-mentioned steps to process the same:
1. What are the documents required for filing Reliance General Home Insurance claims?
Policyholders are required to submit the following documents to the surveyor at the time of claim:
2. Do I need to pay an extra premium for terrorism cover?
To avail of terrorism cover, you need to pay an extra premium.
3. What will happen if I sell the property during the insured period?
If you wish to sell your property, your insurable interest will cease and the new owner will have to take a fresh home insurance policy.
Last updated on 06-11-2020