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30 August 2026

ASIC warns home owners being left short after accepting cash settlements on insurance claims

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ASIC warns home owners being left short after accepting cash settlements on insurance claims

The corporate watchdog warns that insurers are offering cash settlements for home insurance claims that do not cover the full cost of work needed.

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