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Motor Insurance

Motor Insurance

Home Insurance

Home Insurance

Product Disclosure Statement

Policies effective from 21 December 2025

For new and renewing policies effective on or after 21 December 2025 where Domestic Workers’ Compensation can no longer be added to a Home and Contents Insurance policy.

Policies effective before 21 December 2025
Key facts sheets

Target Market Determination

Policies effective from 21 December 2025

For policies effective from 21 December 2025 where Domestic Workers’ Compensation can no longer be added to a Home and Contents Insurance policy.

Policies effective before 21 December 2025

Landlord Insurance

Landlord Insurance

Product Disclosure Statement

Policies effective from 21 December 2025

For new and renewing policies effective on or after 21 December 2025 where Landlord Workers’ Compensation can no longer be added to a Landlord Insurance policy.

Policies effective before 21 December 2025
Key facts sheets

Target Market Determination

Policies effective from 21 December 2025

For policies effective from 21 December 2025 where Landlord Workers’ Compensation can no longer be added to a Landlord Insurance policy.

Policies effective before 21 December 2025

Frequently asked questions

A Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) explains what you are and aren’t covered for, what are insured events, any applicable claim limits, all policy exclusions, and the claims process. The PDS is designed to help you decide if an insurance product is what you need. There may also be a Supplementary PDS (SPDS) included with the PDS which updates the PDS. For example, an SPDS may be provided that outlines an update to or removal of a particular cover and any special conditions.

A key fact sheet provides a summary of some of what is and isn’t covered by a Home or Landlord policy. It also sets out some of the events that are and aren’t covered. For full details of the conditions, limits, and exclusions on all our cover options always refer to the PDS.
A Target Market Determination (TMD) describes the class of customers for which the products described in a PDS have been designed for, including the key attributes of those products and the customers who are eligible for it. A TMD doesn’t replace the terms and conditions, or the disclosures made, in a PDS. Always refer to the PDS before deciding to buy an insurance cover.