AIG Home insurance Plan

firsttimebuyer

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Has anyone else in this forum recently received a letter from AIG, marketing the below Enhanced Public Housing insurance?
I did receive one out of the blue and was wondering if it was worth it; which housing insurance do you guys use and is there a better alternative that I can consider?

Five-room​

Enhanced Public Housing Contents Insurance (EPHCI)​

Basic cover for your home contents and renovations.

Public Housing Protection Plan (PHPP)​

Building and contents cover, with added protection.
Total sum insuredUp to S$667,200Over S$680,000
Annual premium
(includes 7% GST)
S$70.62S$107.00
Benefits
(New) Bill Relief Protector
Covers your utilities bill in unforeseen events including retrenchments
Up to S$1,200Up to S$1,200
Household contentsUp to S$150,000Up to S$40,000
BuildingUp to S$76,000Up to S$200,000
Personal liability
For you and your immediate family.
Up to S$400,000
within Singapore
Up to S$500,000
worldwide
Personal accident
For you and your spouse aged 65 years and below.
Up to S$20,000Up to S$30,000 each
Alternative accommodation
If your home becomes uninhabitable due to insured perils.
Up to S$20,000Up to S$6,000
Household contents at temporary premises-Up to S$6,000
Replacement of locks and keys-Up to S$250
Medical expenses
For you and your spouse aged 65 years and below.
-Up to S$1,000 each
(Optional) Add additional household contents cover-Increase per S$10,000 sum insured, up to S$100,000
 

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AIG is a huge player in the home insurance spade. EHPCI is good and for the price you pay, it’s not possible to get it elsewhere. There were occasions where they even dangled vouchers with the renewal.
 

boredboiboi

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Has anyone else in this forum recently received a letter from AIG, marketing the below Enhanced Public Housing insurance?
I did receive one out of the blue and was wondering if it was worth it; which housing insurance do you guys use and is there a better alternative that I can consider?

Five-room​

Enhanced Public Housing Contents Insurance (EPHCI)​

Basic cover for your home contents and renovations.

Public Housing Protection Plan (PHPP)​

Building and contents cover, with added protection.
Total sum insuredUp to S$667,200Over S$680,000
Annual premium
(includes 7% GST)
S$70.62S$107.00
Benefits
(New) Bill Relief Protector
Covers your utilities bill in unforeseen events including retrenchments
Up to S$1,200Up to S$1,200
Household contentsUp to S$150,000Up to S$40,000
BuildingUp to S$76,000Up to S$200,000
Personal liability
For you and your immediate family.
Up to S$400,000
within Singapore
Up to S$500,000
worldwide
Personal accident
For you and your spouse aged 65 years and below.
Up to S$20,000Up to S$30,000 each
Alternative accommodation
If your home becomes uninhabitable due to insured perils.
Up to S$20,000Up to S$6,000
Household contents at temporary premises-Up to S$6,000
Replacement of locks and keys-Up to S$250
Medical expenses
For you and your spouse aged 65 years and below.
-Up to S$1,000 each
(Optional) Add additional household contents cover-Increase per S$10,000 sum insured, up to S$100,000
U can look at sompo home insurance too
 

firsttimebuyer

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AIG is a huge player in the home insurance spade. EHPCI is good and for the price you pay, it’s not possible to get it elsewhere. There were occasions where they even dangled vouchers with the renewal.
In the end, I went with AIG. maybe because I felt overwhelmed by all the different choice..............
 
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