Frequently Asked Questions
Insurance can provide protection from financial loss to your assets in certain circumstances. It is designed to provide protection against the risk of loss.
Insurance comes in many varieties. Car Insurance; Home Insurance; Business Insurance and Assets of value – jewellery for example. Although you can insure just about anything, contact the team at AFA Insurance Brokers and they will be able to guide you through the best possible policy for your specific needs.
A Product Disclosure Statement explains the details and terms and conditions relating to an insurance policy. An insurance policy is a contract used to indemnify individuals and businesses for covered losses. The policy and its wording (policy wording) specify exactly what coverage you have, detailing the terms and conditions relating to an insurance policy. Policy wording is the terms and conditions and definitions of insurance coverage as they are written down in the insurance policy. To ensure you have the right cover, please read the Product Disclosure Statement and the Policy Wording and talk to your Broker, before taking out a Policy.
If you need to make a claim, contact us and we can assist your with your claim.
For some handy hints for when it comes to claims, please see our Claims page.
Or you can simply complete the Claims Notification Form on the Claims page and send to afaib@afaib.com.au.
For some handy hints for when it comes to claims, please see our Claims page.
Or you can simply complete the Claims Notification Form on the Claims page and send to afaib@afaib.com.au.
If you are taking out insurance for the first time, or if you are renewing, extending or varying your insurance policies arranged by us, then you must provide us with all necessary information to ensure that we can assist you in obtaining suitable cover.
You owe a Duty of Disclosure to the insurer. It is important that you meet this duty, otherwise your insurer may refuse a claim or your policy may be cancelled.
You owe a Duty of Disclosure to the insurer. It is important that you meet this duty, otherwise your insurer may refuse a claim or your policy may be cancelled.
