As we are all nearing year end, we are also looking forward to a well-deserved break this festive season. This time also brings an opportunity to reflect as well as plan ahead
Home security is not only crucial for safeguarding your property and loved ones, but it can also have a positive impact on your home insurance premiums. Many home insurance providers offer lower rates to homeowners who have a functioning burglar alarm system installed, as it reduces the risk of burglary and property damage.
At MiWay, we understand the importance of protecting your valuable possessions. That's why we offer comprehensive home content insurance plans tailored to meet your individual needs. In this article, we will explore the numerous benefits of home content insurance and why it is essential for every homeowner.
Ever found yourself imagining the worst-case scenarios? What if a fire ravaged your rented apartment? Or a burglar found their way in? In such instances, your landlord's insurance would likely cover the structural damage. But what about your precious belongings? This is where contents insurance comes into play, and why it’s such an essential safety net for renters.
You’ve got new wheels and can’t wait to hit the road, but not so fast – it’s vital that you insure your car before you drive it. Still, don’t be too quick to commit to an insurance provider. Here are some common mistakes people make when getting car insurance quotes and how you can avoid them.
Insufficient coverage, increased premiums and potential financial losses are just a few of the problems you could run into if you don’t get the right insurance cover. Fortunately, we’ve rounded up some common mistakes people make when getting car insurance quotes so you don’t make them too!
In 2021, South Africa’s road fatality rate was described as a ‘national crisis ,’ with the country’s roads being found to be among the most dangerous in the world. And although much progress has been made across several provinces to curb the annual incidence rate, a number of dates on the calendar remain notoriously associated with dramatic spikes in road accidents and fatalities.
When the first bout of loadshedding began in 2007, no one could have imagined that the mounting pressure on the national grid would become a full-blown energy crisis. Today, loadshedding is a South African reality that experts predict will persist into the near future.
Cold, and sometimes wet South African winters come with their fair share of household issues; many of them being water-related. One of the most notorious of these issues are burst geysers – a problem that can cause major inconvenience and potential property damage.
South African businesses are facing a number of headwinds from several fronts. The turbulence of the global and local economic climate, coupled by the most recent interest rate increases, rising inflation and the high cost of fuel and electricity are among the biggest obstacles to business continuity and growth.