Protect what matters with CHU Contents Insurance
CHU Contents Insurance for Renters helps cover the cost of repairing or replacing your belongings after unexpected events. From furniture and electronics to clothing and jewellery, protect what matters most.
Not sure how much cover you need? Think about what it would cost to replace your belongings at today’s prices – from furniture and appliances to laptops, clothing and jewellery.
Find out more about CHU Contents Insurance.
What’s included in the cover
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Standard features and insured events |
Not included |
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Read the PDS and TMD for full terms, conditions and exclusions. |
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Optional ExtrasAccidental damage Cover away from home, for items such as mobile phones and bicycles. |
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Contents Insurance Estimate Calculator
Use the contents insurance calculator for a general estimate of what it might cost to replace your belongings with new items. This is a guide only, so ensure it reflects the true replacement value.
Choosing the right ‘contents sum insured’ helps avoid underinsurance. The calculator uses basic details to estimate this amount, which you can adjust. Most items are covered on a new-for-old basis.
If you're unsure about the right amount to insure for, we recommend seeking professional advice.
Contents Insurance for Renters FAQs
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Do I need contents insurance if I’m renting?
Do I need contents insurance if I’m renting?
Whilst not compulsory, you will want to ensure your personal belongings are protected in events such as theft, fire, or flood.
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What does CHU Contents Insurance cover for renters?
What does CHU Contents Insurance cover for renters?
It covers your belongings — like furniture, electronics, clothing, and appliances — against events such as storm, theft, fire, and water damage. It also includes legal liability cover.
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Can I take my contents cover with me when I move?
Can I take my contents cover with me when I move?
Yes. You’re covered for up to 60 days during your move, and you can easily update your policy with your new address.
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What’s not covered by the policy?
What’s not covered by the policy?
General wear and tear, mould, rust, previous damage, and sporting equipment while in use are not covered.
