RAA Home & Contents Insurance

RAA is a South Australian provider of home and contents insurance, car insurance, life insurance and travel insurance.

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Here’s a snapshot of RAA home and contents insurance policies for policy holders aged below 50 years, whose total claimable amount is below $550K in South Australia. To compare other home and contents insurance policies, click here.

 

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What do RAA home and contents insurance policies cover?

RAA lets you choose from home insurance, contents insurance or a combined home and contents insurance policy. All come with several bonuses such as discounts and extra benefits for combined cover, as well as fast policy access.

Home insurance

RAA home insurance covers you for:

  • Some of the costs of rebuilding including demolition, and legal liability cover
  • Natural disasters and extreme weather
  • Accidental breakage, theft or vandalism
  • Motor burnout
  • Compensation for death
  • Up to 12 months of temporary accommodation/rental costs
  • Glass breakage
  • Cover for riots or civil commotion
  • Animal damage

Contents insurance

RAA contents insurance covers:

  • ‘New for old’ cover for belongings
  • Theft, loss or damage of items including furniture, household goods, electrical appliances, furnishings, clothing and personal belongings
  • Credit card theft/misuse
  • Damage due to extreme weather
  • Accidental damage
  • Spoilage of perishable food
  • Specified items away from home, anywhere in Australia and New Zealand
  • Replacement of locks and keys
  • Veterinary costs

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RAA FAQs

Building insurance covers any part of your house that is permanently fixed and not intended to move, such as your walls and roof, and even the light on your front porch. Contents insurance covers all the items within your house that are not permanent fixtures, i.e. you could move them between houses. Find out more about home and contents insurance here.

As a renter, you don’t need home insurance because your landlord should have insurance for the building you live in, and if you live in a unit/apartment or townhouse, the body corporate is legally required to have building insurance for the building. But you should certainly get contents insurance to protect your own possessions. Many providers offer specialised renters’ insurance policies.

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.

Currently, RAA does not offer landlord insurance; however, Canstar compares over 40+ landlord insurance policies. Compare landlord insurance here:

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If you have a recent and accurate estimate for 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.

You can make an insurance claim either by calling RAA’s phone hotline on 08 8202 4575 or by lodging your claim online using its dedicated online portal. It takes roughly 10 minutes to submit a claim and can be done 24/7 – making those late night problems a bit more manageable.

Once your claim has been submitted, the claims team will determine if a claims assessor would be required to visit your home regarding repairs and replacements.

Different insurers have different claims processes, so make sure to compare different home insurance claim apps that will make your life easier.

RAA, or the Royal Automobile Association, has a long and successful history in South Australia, having celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2003. It is now a leading general insurer in the state, offering competitively-priced products to members that come with many extra benefits and perks.

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Written by: Regina Collins | Last updated: