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  • Contents Location From the drop-down below, please select the option that accurately reflects where the contents are located. Select unoccupied only if the home where the contents are located will be (or has been) vacant for a period greater than 60 days.

  • Definitions for Who uses the contents

    The Insured: The insured is the sole occupant of the home. This includes the insured's immediate family
    The insured and my single tenant/family: The insured occupies the home with a single tenant and/or the tenants immediate family
    The insured and up to 2 unrelated flatmates: The insured occupies the home with up to 2 unrelated flatmates
    The insured and more than 2 unrelated flatmates: The insured occupies the home with 2 or more unrelated flatmates
    My tenant - single tenant/family: The insured is the landlord and does not live at the property. The contents are used by a single tenant and/or the tenant's immediate family
    My tenant - multi and unrelated: The insured is the landlord and does not live at the property. The contents are used by multiple and unrelated tenants

  • Contents value -

    Include the total value of all Contents located at the property. Make sure the value includes any contents in the garage and any outbuildings. An approximate assessment for the average home is $600-900 per square metre depending on specification. This amount includes GST. Here is a link to a Household Contents Value Checklist - click here - which is a useful way to realise the true value of your contents, which is usually more than you anticipate. We also recommend taking a video and photos of your property and contents and keeping them in a cloud file storage , this helps to prove ownership and the value of your loss. 
    NOTE - exclude the value of any specified items listed below.

  • Specified Items - Certain items of Contents are only covered up to a pre-determined policy limit. Some of the policy limits can be increased if specifically requested. The items that can be specified for higher limits are listed in the 'Limits applying to specific items of Contents'. It is important you specify each item individually. Click here for a link to the guide.

  • Duty of Disclosure
    Subject to any rights you have under the Criminal Records (Clean Slate) Act 2004, the information given is in every respect correct and complete and all material information has been disclosed to Vero, whether the information is asked for or not. Material information is information that might influence our decision to insure you and if so on what terms and / or premium. If you have any doubt as to whether a fact is material then it must be disclosed. The duty to disclose all material information occurs prior to the commencement of cover, if the contract is varied and prior to each renewal. Failure to disclose all material information may result in Vero avoiding your insurance policy. This means your policy would be deemed never to have existed and any claims would not be payable.


    The information contained in this document shall be the basis of the contract between you and Vero, and you are willing to accept cover subject to Vero’s policy terms, conditions, exclusions and any special
    terms that Vero may require.


    Insurer Financial Strength Rating
    Vero Insurance New Zealand Limited has been given an A+ Insurer Financial Strength. Rating by Standard and Poor’s. The rating scale is:
    Ratings from ‘AA’ to ‘CCC’ may be modified by the addition of a plus (+) or minus (-) sign to show relative standing within the major rating categories.


    The rating scale above is in summary form. The full version of this rating scale can be obtained from www.vero.co.nz

    AAA Extremely Strong
    AA Very Strong
    A Strong
    BBB Good
    BB Marginal
    B Weak
    CCC Very Weak
    CC Extremely Weak
    SD Selective Default
    D Default
    R Regulatory Supervision
    NR Not Rated


    Privacy Act 1993
    Vero has collected your personal information in order to evaluate your insurance requirements for the purpose of deciding whether to issue insurance cover and, if so, on what terms. Failure to provide
    any personal information requested by Vero may result in your application for insurance being declined.


    Vero has also collected your personal information in order to monitor and service your ongoing general insurance requirements, conduct market research, data processing and statistical analysis.
    Unless you notify Vero that you disagree, the information you supply may also be used by Vero to provide you with information about other facilities, products and services.


    Your personal information is held by Vero. In accordance with the Privacy Act 1993, individuals have a right to request access to and correction of their personal information (a fee may be payable) by contacting Vero, 48 Shortland Street, Auckland 1010.


    Authorisation
    You authorise Vero to give to and obtain from other Insurance Companies, Insurance Brokers, the Insurance Claims Register Ltd or any other party, any information relating to this or any other insurance held or previously held by you, and any claim(s) made by you, and any information you have provided now or previously for the purpose of payment.


    You also authorise Vero to disclose personal information about you to it’s related companies (as defined by the Companies Act 1993), all it’s present and future contracted insurance product manufacturers
    and / or authorised representatives for these purposes.

     

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