AAMI Home Insurance

AAMI offers some unique home insurance benefits that most other providers don’t, but make sure you read the fine print.

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Key takeaways

  • AAMI won the value award in the 2024 Finder Product Awards.
  • Complete Replacement Cover and AAMI Home Assist is a great optional benefit that many other providers don't offer.
  • AAMI is underwritten by AAI and it's complaints record is less than ideal.
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Congratulations, AAMI!

AAMI Home and Contents Insurance has taken out this year's Finder Award for Value. Offering similar cover to competitors at a lower price along with unique optional benefits like Complete Replacement Cover and AAMI Home Assist, it's a standout.

  • Winner, Best Value Home Insurance: Home & Contents Insurance

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Finder Score - Home and Contents Insurance

Each month, we get crunching on most every home insurance product in Australia to see how they stack up. We rank over 50 products on 16 different features, including price. We end up with a single score out of 10 that helps you compare home insurance a bit faster.

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What home insurance cover does AAMI offer?

AAMI offers the normal 3 types of home insurance: Building, Contents, and a combined Home and Contents policy. They also offer optional extras so you can tailor your policy, and Landlord Insurance to protect your investment properties.

An AAMI Home Insurance policy can cover you for these insured events and more:

AAMI offers varying excesses from $200 up to $3,000. You can choose a different excess for the building part of your policy, and a different excess for the contents part. This will impact the cost of your policy, but it also gives you the opportunity to choose an excess you feel comfortable with.

AAI Limited issues AAMI Home Insurance policies, and there's a cooling off period of 21 days in case you change your mind.

Here's a rundown of AAMI Home Insurance

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Standard features

These are some of the benefits that AAMI can cover you for if an insured event causes damage to your home or property.

  • Other repairs and rebuilding costs
  • Removal of debris
  • Temporary accommodation
  • Motor burnout
  • Accidental breakage of glass
  • Exploratory costs where a leak is not covered under insured event "Escape of liquid"
  • Damage from physical injury

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Optional add-ons

This is optional cover that you can take out to customise your policy. Just keep in mind, these will probably cost you a bit extra.

  • Complete replacement cover
  • Accidental damage at home
  • Excess-free glass cover
  • AAMI Home Assist

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Exclusions

These are some general exclusions. This means that AAMI won't usually cover damage or loss caused by some of these things:

  • Actions or movement of the sea
  • Deliberate or reckless actions
  • Mould or mildew
  • Breaking the law
  • Asbestos
  • Not complying with building laws or regulations
  • Building not in good condition
  • Building extensions, alterations or renovations

Always remember to check the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) of your policy to get the full list of exclusions, so you know what you're signing up for. You can also check out our guide on general exclusions.

Here's a review of AAMI complaints

We looked at home insurance complaint data from the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) between July 2022 and June 2023. The data breaks down different underwriters and compares their business size to the number of complaints processed.

When comparing insurers, keep in mind that insurers with a larger market share serve more customers, so can potentially get more complaints.

Here's an overview of how AAMI (AAI Limited) did:

  • AAI was able to resolve most of its complaints by the end of the overall complaints resolution process.
  • While it's quite common to see very large firms with a high number of complaints, AAI Limited has the highest volume of complaints compared to Insurance Australia and QBE. It also has the lowest percentage of complaints resolved.

Here's the bottom line about AAMI Home Insurance

AAMI is a well-known brand in the home insurance space. It offers unique benefits like Complete Replacement Cover and AAMI Home Assist which is something that most other companies don't do.

One thing to note is that AAMI's underwriter has historically had a large number of complaints, so make sure you read the PDS to understand what you're signing up for.

Not sure yet? You can compare other home insurance brands side-by-side so that you end up with a policy you're happy with.

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