Third Party Property Damage

Covering someone else’s property only

Your Motor Insurance Product Comparison at Glance

This product comparison table is intended to provide a snap shot of the policy coverage available through Insurance4Earth. It provides a description of risks that are covered, those that are not covered, including additional or optional benefits. It does not provide a complete statement of the cover offered, any exclusions under the policy, or conditions and/or all limits that may apply under each type of Cover. You should carefully read the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and all policy documentation for full details.

Policy Coverage
Comprehensive
Third Party Property Damage
Accidental loss or damage to your vehicle
Every Driver Covered (Declared or Undeclared)
Legal liability - Third Party Property Damage
Additional Benefits
New-for-old replacement
following total loss

Hire Car (following theft)
Towing / Removal / Storage
Vehicle transported by ship – Maritime Contribution

Hollard, Blue Zebra, QBE

CGU
Trailer Cover (while attached)
Caravan Cover (while attached)

Hollard, Blue Zebra

QBE, CGU
Emergency repairs

Personal Items/Effects & Clothing

Tools of Trade & Clothing

Hollard, Blue Zebra, CGU

QBE
Hire Car Following Not-At- Fault Accident

Blue Zebra, QBE

Hollard, CGU
Funeral/Accidental death benefit

Hollard, Blue Zebra

QBE, CGU
Re-keying and Re-coding

Child seat or baby capsule
Finance Gap Cover – Total Loss

Hollard, Blue Zebra

QBE, CGU
Rental or Loan Vehicle Benefits

Hollard, Blue Zebra, CGU

QBE
Artwork & Signwriting

Hollard, Blue Zebra

QBE, CGU
Uninsured Motorist Extension
Temporary Cover for Replacement Vehicle

Hollard, QBE, CGU

Blue Zebra
Choice of Repairer
Lifetime Guarantee on Insurer Recommended Repairs
Clean up after Accident – Legal Liability
Transportation & Accommodation Costs
Substitute vehicle - legal liability cover
Legal costs
Optional Benefits
Hire Car Extension
Optional
Windscreen excess waiver
Optional
Insurer Recommended Repairer Discount
Optional

Blue Zebra, QBE

Hollard, CGU

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