Etiqa vs Singlife home insurance

Of the 12 examples both price, Etiqa was cheaper on 9, Singlife on 3. Your own answers can change the order, so get your own quote.

On each one's cheapest plan for HDB flat, owner, S$60,000 contents (Etiqa Tiq Home Insurance, HDB flat, without building cover (for owners whose HDB fire insurance covers the flat), Singlife Home Plus (S$100,000 contents)): Renovations: Etiqa S$80,000 (Tiq’s first option for a 4-room flat, in the price shown; ticking “insured under HDB Fire Insurance” keeps it, and it cannot then be unticked), Singlife S$100,000 renovations (fixtures and fittings made by you or a previous owner or tenant that you legally own; the landlord's renovations come under tenant's liability, not this section); new additions in their first 60 days and professional fees, each up to 10% of the renovation sum; Personal liability: Etiqa S$500,000 worldwide (except the USA and Canada; claims decided in Singapore courts only), Singlife S$500,000 a year family worldwide liability (Singapore court judgements only); tenant's liability S$50,000 a year for the landlord's building, renovations and contents (a written tenancy agreement is needed); Alternative accommodation: Etiqa Emergency cash allowance S$5,000 if the home is 100% uninhabitable, S$2,500 if at least 50%, Singlife S$12,000 for alternative accommodation, furniture storage, and rent you still pay as a tenant or lose as a landlord, up to S$1,000 a week (12 weeks); Excess: Etiqa S$0.00, Singlife S$0.00.

Etiqa: Promo code TIQHOME25PLUS: 25% off. Singlife: none to show.