Bank of Melbourne Home & Contents Insurance
Compare Bank of Melbourne home and contents insurance
See below for a snapshot of Bank of Melbourne’s home and contents
insurance products on offer for a home owner under 50 living in New South Wales to replace building and contents worth less than $550,000.
What do Bank of Melbourne home and contents insurance policies cover?
Home Building Insurance
Bank of Melbourne’s building insurance covers:
- Storm, lightning, fire and flood damage
- Legal liability
- Theft
- Malicious damage
- Electrical motor burnout
- Accidental breakage of glass
- Accidental loss or damage
Read the full Product Disclosure Statement for further details.
Contents Insurance
Bank of Melbourne’s contents insurance covers:
- Storm, lightning, fire and flood damage
- Legal liability
- Theft
- Malicious damage
- Electrical motor burnout
- Accidental breakage of glass
- Accidental loss or damage
Read the full Product Disclosure Statement for further details.
Home and Contents Insurance
Bank of Melbourne’s home and contents insurance covers:
- Storm, lightning, fire and flood damage
- Legal liability
- Theft
- Malicious damage
- Electrical motor burnout
- Accidental breakage of glass
- Accidental loss or damage
Read the full Product Disclosure Statement for further details.
Bank of Melbourne FAQs
To apply for a Bank of Melbourne home insurance policy, first compare your options in Canstar’s home insurance comparison tables. Then you just have to get a quote with Bank of Melbourne, by applying online.
For landlords, a better option than home insurance is landlord insurance. Landlord insurance covers you for the same things as a home insurance policy, but with several important additions to cover you against risks from your tenants.
Bank of Melbourne’s landlord insurance policies offer cover for a rage of insured events (think fires, storms, theft, malicious acts by your tenant, etc.) and loss of rent due to tenant default. You can see a snapshot of Bank of Melbourne’s landlord insurance options in the table below.
If you have a recent and accurate estimate of the value of your home and contents, then it’s often a good idea to insure up to that particular sum to get your exact money’s worth.
If you don’t have an accurate idea of the above value, then you could insure for a complete replacement to give yourself peace of mind. Find out how much home insurance you need and how much contents insurance you need.
If something happens to your house, then making a claim with Bank of Melbourne is a straightforward process. Submit your claim online or by calling Bank of Melbourne on 1300 020 266; otherwise you can lodge a written application by downloading the home and contents insurance claim form and sending it with supporting documentation. Bank of Melbourne should settle your claim within 10 business days.
Bank of Melbourne was founded in 1989 and now has 106 branches across Victoria. The headquarters and call centre are located in the Melbourne CBD.
The bank has a strong focus on local economy, supporting the community through its Bank of Melbourne Neighbourhood Fund, which has been giving grants to charities since early 2013.
Bank of Melbourne is a subsidiary of the Westpac Group of banks, alongside Westpac, St. George Bank and BankSA.
