Yes. However, you must notify MAC immediately on any changes in the circumstances. This could be how you use your house; for example, you want to rent it out or leave it unoccupied for 60 consecutive days. This can also be renovations or when a person insured under your current policy was convicted of a criminal offence.
When applying for house insurance, you’ll be asked about your house’s built, slope of land, retaining walls, fencing, and paving. This helps them classify your house, the kind of cover, and the premium you pay.
It’s best that you do. High value items like jewelry and collector paintings are difficult to replace and can be vulnerable in the event of disasters and emergency situations. Not to mention, they’re the target of thieves. You can protect high value items with a Contents Insurance. What’s more, you can bundle MAC House and Contents Insurance for a discount.