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Informing insurance company when traveling?


Hi everyone, hoping someone here can help:

If I go on an extended trip in Australia frequently staying at different addresses do I need to inform my insurance company about the change of address?

 

Thanks in advance,

Dave+Addy 



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Anyone who answered your question would just be having a guess. Ring your insurance company and ask!!

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When we insured our car and van we informed at the time we would be travelling round Oz, and both had to be insured accordingly



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Hi D+A, yep only have 60 days cover if dont inform them of roughly time frame away and pay accordingly (Youi house and contentents/car) i suppose most are the same, any excuse! Regards



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The answer should will be in the product disclosure details of the policy which you would have a copy of.
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Peter

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We travelled often overseas for several months at a time. You need to inform your insurer if you are going to be away from your house longer than X days. X will vary according to your policy.

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DMaxer wrote:

Anyone who answered your question would just be having a guess. Ring your insurance company and ask!!


 Better still, read your policy document. Geez, doesnt anybody read their insurance policy these days? 



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I think you have been given 3 answers

1 Re Home insurance
1 Re Vehicle/van insurance
1. Check with your insurance company/policy.

The last is best.
If Home insurance - varies from company to company - some are rigid & 60 days absence is a common threshold. Some will not extend this, some will if you ask & some will charge you extra. If you have someone who can visit your home & stay overnight on a weekly basis it will help many insurance companies to feel ok about your absence.

If Vehicle/van insurance - most likely ok ... but ask.



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