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🛡️All-Risk Cover

One catch-all policy for
everything else.

Unspecified all-risk cover for the items that don't fit a single category — anywhere in South Africa, against loss, theft and damage.

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What it is

all-risk cover, explained.

All-risk is a flexible 'catch-all' policy that covers unspecified items — anything you regularly use outside the home that isn't worth specifying individually. Think handbags, sunglasses, sports gear, school items.

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What's covered

Every detail, accounted for.

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Unspecified items lump-sum

Single insured amount, no need to itemise everything.

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Anywhere in South Africa

Cover applies wherever you are in SA.

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Loss, theft & damage

Full peril cover, including accidental loss.

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Low excess

Most claims under R5k have minimal excess.

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Optional worldwide upgrade

Extend to international travel for a small premium.

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Stack with specified items

Combine with portable possessions for high-value gear.

FAQs

Common questions about all-risk cover.

How is all-risk different from portable possessions?

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Portable possessions cover specified, itemised high-value items. All-risk is a single lump sum for unspecified everyday items — easier to manage, lower premium.

Are there item limits?

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Yes — typically a single article limit (e.g. R5k per item). Anything above that should be specified under portable possessions.

Is it worth the cost?

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For most families yes — a single broken phone, lost wedding ring or stolen handbag pays for years of premium.

Can I combine with contents and portable cover?

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Yes — they're complementary, and HomeCover bundles them at a discount.

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What does household contents insurance cover?

Household contents insurance covers the movable items inside your home — furniture, appliances, electronics, clothing, linen, crockery, jewellery kept at home and similar belongings — against theft, fire, storm and water damage, and listed accidental damage. It does not cover the building structure itself; that's buildings insurance.

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Is buildings insurance compulsory in South Africa?

It's not legally required, but every bank requires it as a condition of your home loan. If you own your home outright it remains strongly recommended — rebuilding even part of a structure can run into millions of rand.

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