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Home Insurance in NS, NB & PEI

Homeowner’s insurance is one of the most misunderstood policies that an individual can purchase. Many changes to this type of insurance policy have occurred over the years, but a good home insurance policy will cover your property, personal belongings, any detached strucures, additional living expenses, and personal liability.

While it’s not legally required, home insurance in Nova Scotia is a necessity: it’s the only safeguard against financial ruin in the wake of a fire, flood, hurricane, or similar disaster. From Halifax to Sydney and back again, we’ve got your home insurance needs covered!

High Value Home Insurance

Every policy has its limits, and what most people do not realize is that there are certain articles that have other specific limited amounts of coverage. Some examples of high-value items that are limited by most homeowner’s insurance policies are:

  • memorabilia
  • money/bullion
  • watercraft
  • jewellery/watches/gems
  • coin collection
  • fine art & furs

While these policies may limit your coverage, a conversation and needs assessment with one of our home insurance specialists can help you find property insurance that’ll give you the peace of mind you want. AA Munro has access to policies designed for high value homeowners and the special kinds of property they may own.

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