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We know how important your home, and everything in it, is to you. As the leading home insurer in Bermuda, we're committed to providing the highest standard of insurance service to home owners and renters. We're a name you can rely on.
As well as covering your home, this policy also includes outbuildings, swimming pools, tennis courts, walls, gates, fences, cesspits, footpaths, and driveways at your home.
The contents of your home deserve protection, too. Clothing, furnishings, personal effects, kitchen appliances, and other household goods are included, as are your pets when they are in your home.
Extend your contents insurance to protect valuables you frequently take out of your home, such as jewellery, cameras, and laptops.
At BF&M, our home insurance automatically provides coverage against a variety of legal liabilities should someone hold you responsible for their injuries or damage to their property.
Protect yourself against loss, damage, and theft of sporting goods or injuries resulting from an insured sporting activity.
Storm damage causes the most insurance claims in Bermuda. Always be prepared.
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In addition to your house, home insurance also covers outbuildings, swimming pools, tennis courts, walls, gates, fences, cesspits, footpaths, and driveways.
Yes. BF&M home insurance automatically provides coverage and protection against a variety of legal liabilities and accidental damage protection.
Yes, BF&M home insurance covers damage to buildings and contents by flood.
Yes, BF&M home insurance covers damage to buildings and contents caused by hurricanes unless you have excluded this cause of loss from your coverage.
Most claims can be submitted via e-mail, fax, mail, or in person by printing and completing the appropriate claims form. Read More [link]
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