Bridging the gap between building and contents insurance
The perennial argument over who covers the damage in a flat after a domestic disaster, is about to get a lot simpler for some apartment residents. For instance, if a…
The perennial argument over who covers the damage in a flat after a domestic disaster, is about to get a lot simpler for some apartment residents. For instance, if a…
The perennial argument over who covers the damage in a flat after a domestic disaster, is about to get a lot simpler for some apartment residents. For instance, if a…
Hi all… a tenant in our small strata block backed into a brick wall on common property. The wall collapsed. Our managing agent said insurance would pay to repair. Quote…
As you were: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-05-30/fire-and-emergency-levy-scrapped-after-modelling-mistake/8573138
OK this is what you get when a real journalist gets their teeth into the subject: Tough sell for new tax
I discussed this with my insurance company. The agent I spoke to had not even heard that the FESL was coming off insurance. I suggested he spoke to his manager…
I agree which is why I will not be renewing my policy on June 24th but will wait until July 1st
@Kendle said: Watch out for your contents renewal. Mine due on 24th June, 6 days before FSL comes off insurance, still includes the full FSL of (for me) $72. If…
Yes-my land value is 360,000 (my share of the strata block value of 3,000,000) so I pay $100 plus 21.9 x 3.6 = $178
@Kendle said: My rates levy will be $178 whilst I am currently paying $133 via my various insurances. $50 increase…but better than I’d feared Seems high Are you calcualting by…
My rates levy will be $178 whilst I am currently paying $133 via my various insurances. $50 increase…but better than I’d feared
Watch out for your contents renewal. Mine due on 24th June, 6 days before FSL comes off insurance, still includes the full FSL of (for me) $72. If i leave…