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Find Out MoreProtect your home and its contents from fire, theft and other damages with comprehensive cover.
Protection for your house building[1], its contents[2] and renovations[3] against fire[4], burst pipes[5], theft[6] and more.
Get peace of mind for assistance on home emergencies such as plumbing, electrician, locksmith, pest control and air-conditioner repair services, with Income's Emergency Home Assistance[7].
Coverage for you or your family member if damages are caused to neighbouring houses such as in the event of fire.
Our home insurance plan ensures peace of mind by protecting you, your family and your home against unforeseen events.
Additional benefits for your home with Enhanced Home Insurance.
Coverage for accidental loss of or damage to the mirrors or fixed glass (which form part of the building or renovations).
Replacement of locks and keys, conservancy charges, loss of rental income and hotel expenses, the removal of debris and more. View details
Protection against accidental death, disability and specified injuries[8].
Flexibility to decide how much coverage you want for your home, avoiding both over-insurance and under-insurance.
Overview of Coverage table
| Benefit | Maximum Benefit Limit | Applicable Excess (Amount you are responsible for) |
|---|---|---|
| Loss of or damage to building or renovations | Overall section limit: As per the reinstatement amount you insure | The first $100 for every loss or damage caused by the following:
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| Loss of or damage to contents | Overall section limit: As per the reinstatement amount you insure | |
Type of contents | Sub-limit: | |
| Loss of rental income and extra hotel expenses | Overall section limit: 10% of the total section limits of “Loss of or damage to building or renovations” and “Loss of or damage to contents” benefits | Does not apply |
Extra hotel expenses | Sub-limit: Up to $350 a day | |
| Family personal accident | Overall section limit: $50,000 | |
Scale of compensation | Percentage of benefit limit | |
| The total of all percentages due under Family Personal Accident benefit will not be more than 100% for each person within every 12-month period of the policy. | ||
| Family worldwide liability | $500,000 | |
For a more detailed look at what you are covered for, you may view the full policy conditions link here.
| Enhanced Home Insurance | Home Ultimate Protect |
|---|---|
| Standard coverage for your building[1], home contents[2] and renovation[3], that covers damages and losses caused by insured events such as fire[4], pipe burst[5], theft[6] and more. | All-risks coverage for your building[1], home contents[2] and renovation[3], that offers a wide coverage for damages and losses that arise from any accident that is not specifically excluded, such as fires[4], floods, monkey raids and more. |
| Up to $500,000 family worldwide liability[9]. | Up to $2,000,000 family worldwide liability[9]. |
| Complimentary 24/7 Emergency Home Assistance Service[7] in the event of home emergencies, for plumbing, electrician, locksmith, pest control and air-conditioner repair services. This service is limited to 4 times a year[10], and up to $150 per accident | Complimentary 24/7 Emergency Home Assistance Service[7]in the event of home emergencies, for plumbing, electrician, locksmith, pest control and air-conditioner repair services. This service is limited to 4 times a year[10], and up to $300 per accident |
| Add-on coverage not available. | Option to add-on coverages:
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Let us walk you through Enhanced Home Insurance.
What it covers

PROTECTION FOR
YOUR HOUSEHOLD
HOME CONTENTS[2]
Damages covered
e.g. television, laptop, bed
Accidents in the home[1]
Accidental death or permanent disability covered
DAMAGES TO OTHERS' HOUSES
Liability covered
e.g. if fire from your house spreads to theirs
RENOVATIONS
Damages covered
e.g. ceiling lamps, walk-in wardrobe, kitchen counter



Mr Tan just bought a new house with a market value of $800,000 and wishes to insure it.
As insurance is meant to cover the cost to restore your property to its undamaged state, the amount to insure is the reinstatement cost if the property was completely destroyed, which may be different from its market value.
If Mr Tan’s house costs $500,000 to restore it to its undamaged state in the event it gets completely destroyed, $500,000 is recognised as the reinstatement cost and the amount he should insure.

Under Insurance is when you get coverage that is less than the reinstatement value of your property.
You will only be able to claim a proportion of the damage should you ever need to.

Over Insurance is when you get coverage that is more than the reinstatement value of your house.
You will be paying more than is necessary for additional coverage that is not claimable.

Mr Tan chooses $300,000 building cover which is 60% of the reinstatement cost resulting in him being underinsured.

Mr Tan chooses $550,000 building cover which is more than the reinstatement cost resulting in him being over-insured.
Mr Tan may encounter 2 possible scenarios where he will be claiming with his Home Insurance after his house was destroyed.

If Mr Tan’s house is completely destroyed, he would incur the reinstatement cost of $500,000 to have it restored to its undamaged state.

Mr Tan will get the $300,000 that he insured his house for, which is only 60% of the loss.

Mr Tan will get only $500,000 even though he insured his house for $550,000 because it costs $500,000 to reinstate his house to its undamaged state.

If Mr Tan’s house gets partially damaged, it would cost him $200,000 to restore it to its undamaged state.

Mr Tan will only get coverage for 60% of the loss and will be able to claim $120,000 even though his building cover is $300,000 as he is underinsured.

Mr Tan will get the full $200,000 required to reinstate his house.
Our Enhanced Home Insurance offers you that value-add by giving you the flexibility to choose the coverage amount you need for your building, renovations and contents.
The above examples are for illustrative purposes only.
Information is correct as of 20 September 2019.
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Your queries answered.
Yes, you can. This is because the compulsory HDB fire insurance covers only the internal building structure, fixtures and fittings based on the original standards of HDB flat when it is handed over to the first lessee.
You can take up this plan to cover your personal contents and any additional renovations or improvements which you have made to your home.
Yes, you can take up our plan to cover the contents that belong to you or any renovations you have made and paid for to your rented home.
You must insure the building, renovations and contents for their full reinstatement or replacement value, otherwise you will be considered to be under-insuring your premises/contents.
Example of under-insurance:
| Cover | (A) Full reinstatement and replacement cost | (B) Insurance coverage you have chosen |
| Building and renovations | $500,000 | $200,000 |
| Contents | $50,000 | $10,000 |
Under-insurance occurs when (B) is less than (A). In the above example, you are under-insured by $300,000 and $40,000 for your building/renovations and contents respectively.
If you have under-insured your premises, you will be responsible for a share of the loss or damage in the event of a claim. Please refer to below example.
| Cover | Share that you are responsible for in the event of a claim |
| Building and renovations | $300,000 (Amount you are under-insured by) $500,000 (Full reinstatement cost as at date of loss)= 60% |
| Contents | $40,000 (Amount you are under-insured by) $50,000 (Full replacement cost as at date of loss)= 80% |
Therefore if there is a damage of $100,000 to your building/renovations and $10,000 to your contents, you will be responsible to pay for $60,000 (60% of the damage on building/renovations) and $8,000 (80% of the damage on contents).
Yes, you can because most MCST insurance covers only the internal building structure and fixtures and fittings done by the developer and not your contents. You can take up our plan to cover for your contents or the additional renovations you have made to your home.
Building cover refers to the building structure of your home.
For Housing Development Board (HDB) flats, condominiums, apartments or cluster houses, it will include the building structure (but not the foundations), fixtures and fittings based on HDB’s or the property developer’s standard specifications.
For landed properties such as bungalows, semi-detached and terrace houses, it will include the building structure (but not the foundations), garages, outbuildings, swimming pools, terraces, footpaths, driveways, gardens, gates, fences and other private areas you own and which the public do not have access to.
Renovation cover refers to the additions made within the premises by you or any previous owner or tenant in the form of fixtures and fittings. For example, this could include flooring, built-in wardrobes and kitchen cabinets.
Contents cover refers to any physical and movable household items or personal belongings including money and valuables kept within the premises that belong to you or your family members. This is subject to a limit which varies with different items.
| Contents | Sub-limit |
| Legal documents | $500 in total |
| Mobile phones | $500 for each item or set and $1,500 in total |
| Bicycles | $1,000 in total |
| Money | $1,000 in total |
| Laptop, desktop and tablet computer | $1,500 for each item or set and $5,000 in total |
| Valuables | 5% of the overall section limits under contents cover for each item, set or pair and up to one-third of the overall section limit under contents cover. |
| All contents not listed above | No sub-limit |
Yes, bicycles are covered. This is provided that the loss or damage to your bicycle occurs within your premises. For example, we will not provide cover if your bicycle is parked in a common corridor.
Yes, valuables are covered under contents cover. The sub-limit for each item, set or pair is 5% of the overall section limit under contents cover and up to one-third of the overall section limit under contents cover in total.
Yes. We will cover the loss or damage to your building, renovations or contents caused by bursting of water pipes or tanks within your premises. However, we do not cover the loss or damage to the pipes and tanks or the expenses to trace any leakage.
This benefit covers you, your spouse and children below 21 years old against death or total permanent disability due to accidents that occurred within your premises. This is provided that death or total permanent disability occurs within 90 days from the date of the accident.
The amount payable is up to $20,000 per adult and $10,000 per child with a maximum limit of $50,000 for the whole family.
This benefit covers you and your family members (any family relations who permanently live with you at the insured premises) against medical expenses for injury caused by the insured events. You can refer to our terms and conditions for more information on the insured events.
This benefit covers you and your family if you/they are legally responsible for accidentally injuring someone or causing loss or damage to someone else’s property. We will pay for the legal expenses for representing or defending you/them and/or the amount awarded against you/them by the court in Singapore.
You can purchase our plan if:
- You are the owner or co-owner of the residential premises in Singapore; or
- You are a tenant or co-tenant who is currently renting the residential premises in Singapore.
You can only insure the contents which you own if you are a tenant or co-tenant.
You can refer to General Insurance Association website as a general guide for the replacement cost of your private property. Alternatively, you can seek professional advice from a qualified property valuator or quality surveyor.
The benefit limit should be the current cost of replacing the renovations at your premises. You can use the price you paid for your renovations as an estimate or you can seek professional advice from an interior designer or contractor.
Yes, you can choose the benefit limits that suit your needs using our flexible plan. The minimum yearly premium for our flexible plan is $35.97 inclusive of GST.
No, you do not have to cancel your existing policy. Instead, you can request us to change your existing policy to cover your new premises. You may need to pay additional premium depending on the size of your new premises and the value of your new contents or renovations.
You could choose from the following different types of premium payment methods available depending on the activation methods.
| Activation Method | Premium Payment Methods Available |
| Income Online Application | Credit Card |
| Income hotline | Credit Card |
| Income branches | Cash / Cheque / Credit Card / NETS |
Yes, you can cancel this insurance policy by notifying us via email at [email protected] or telephone at 6788 1777. The cancellation will take effect from the date we receive your request.
a. If you cancel this plan within the 14 day free-look period, you may get a full refund of the premium paid if there has been no claim made under this policy.
b. If you cancel this plan after the free-look period and:
- Before start date of the policy; premium less $10.90 (after GST).
- After the start date of the policy, we will work out the premium as follows:
| Period of insurance (in days) still left to run divided by the original period of insurance of the policy | x | 85% of total premium paid |
We will not refund any premium below $38.15 (after GST) if you cancel the policy.
There will be no refund payable to you if you have made any claim in the same 12-month period of the policy.
This is a bonus complimentary service for Enhanced Home Insurance policyholders.
If a specified accident happens at your premises during the period of insurance, policyholders can call our 24/7 hotline for assistance.
This service is provided on a complimentary basis and is not part of the insurance policy. We may amend or discontinue the services at our sole discretion without prior notice.
Please refer to the Terms & Conditions for more details.
The Emergency Home Assistance includes emergency plumbing, electrician, locksmith, pest control and air-conditioner repair services.
For more details on the scope of services available, please refer to the Terms & Conditions.
Upon calling the hotline, our emergency home assistance provider will assist you to search for suitable repairer(s).
You will be given an estimate of the total cost involved and have full discretion in engaging the recommended repairer.
Income will not be responsible nor liable for any loss or damages suffered directly or indirectly by you or any party as a result of or in connection with the services, including any delay in the provision of the services.
Yes, the hotline is available 24/7; including weekends and public holidays.
You will not need to pay for up to 4 repairs per year, subject to a limit of $150 per accident.
During the call, you will be informed of the estimated cost involved before the assistance is dispatched. If the cost is estimated to be above $150, you will still be able to engage the service. We will cover up to the limits of $150, and you will need to pay for the remaining amount billed.
Understand the details
[1] Building means the following:
For Housing Development Board (HDB) flats, condominiums, apartments or cluster houses, it will include the building structure (but not the foundations), fixtures and fittings based on HDB’s or the property developer’s standard specifications. This means we will not cover areas you do not own or which are not provided just for your use. For example, this can include shared areas such as corridors, car parks, stairways, lift lobbies and swimming pools.
For landed properties such as bungalows, semi-detached and terrace houses, it will include the building structure (but not the foundations), garages, outbuildings, swimming pools, terraces, footpaths, driveways, gardens, gates, fences and other private areas you own and which the public do not have access to.
[2] Contents means any physical and movable household items or personal belongings including money, valuables, bicycles, and personal mobility devices, kept within the premises that belong to you or your family members. Exclusions apply. Please refer to the policy contract for the exclusions and the benefit sub-limits for each type of content.
[3] Renovations means improvements and additions made within the premises by you or any previous owner or tenant in the form of fixtures and fittings. For example, this could include flooring, built-in wardrobes and kitchen cabinets. They do not form part of the building cover.
[4] Fire is an insured event.
[5] Bursting or overflowing of domestic water tanks, apparatus or pipes in your premises (but not damage to water tanks, apparatus and pipes and expenses for tracing the source of the leak). The premises must not be left unoccupied. Unoccupied means when the premises have not been lived in by you, or by a person authorised by you, for more than 60 days in a row.
[6] Actual or attempted theft as long as force and violence are used to get into or out of the premises. You must not leave the premises unoccupied. Unoccupied means when the premises have not been lived in by you, or by a person authorised by you, for more than 60 days in a row.
[7] Income has arranged for our appointed Emergency Home Assistance company to provide policyholders with emergency plumbing, electrician, locksmith, pest control and air-conditioner repair services 24/7, subject to policy conditions. This bonus service is a complimentary service provided to you. It does not form part of the benefit provided under the policy contract. Income reserves the right to amend or discontinue the service at any time at its sole discretion without prior notice. Learn more at income.com.sg/home-insurance/EHA.
[8] The personal accident cover will apply if you, your husband, wife or children are involved in an accident within the premises which causes an injury and due only to this accident, you or they die or become permanently disabled within 90 days from the date of the accident. The amount of benefit payable is subject to the scale of compensation in the policy contract. Premises means the residential property which you insure at the address shown in the policy contract. This does not include shared areas as described in our definition of building.
[9] You or your family members respectively must be a resident of or working in Singapore. Otherwise, we will only pay when the above legal responsibility results from your ownership or tenancy of the premise.
[10] A year means each 12-month period from the start of policy.
[11] Specific items covered at full value means the personal belongings which are covered either within your premises or worldwide or the contents which are covered within your premises, up to their respective full replacement values, as shown in the schedule.
There are certain conditions whereby the benefits under the plans will not be payable. You can refer to the policy contract for the precise terms, conditions and exclusions of the plans. The policy contract will be issued when your application is accepted.
This is for general information and does not constitute an offer, recommendation, solicitation or advice to buy or sell any product(s). Please seek independent financial advice before making any decision. You can find the usual terms and conditions of this plan at policy conditions.
This policy is protected under the Policy Owners’ Protection Scheme which is administered by the Singapore Deposit Insurance Corporation (SDIC). Coverage for your policy is automatic and no further action is required from you. For more information on the types of benefits that are covered under the scheme as well as the limits of coverage, where applicable, please contact Income or visit the GIA/LIA or SDIC web-sites (www.gia.org.sg or www.lia.org.sg or www.sdic.org.sg).
Information is correct as at 19 January 2026
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