What is covered under my NRMA comprehensive car insurance policy?

An NRMA comprehensive car insurance policy typically provides broad coverage for various risks associated with owning and operating a vehicle. It generally covers damage to your car resulting from accidents, theft, fire, or vandalism. This means that if a collision occurs, whether it is your fault or someone else's, damages to your vehicle would normally be covered. Additionally, this policy often includes coverage for damage to third-party property, which means that if you accidentally damage someone else's vehicle or property while driving, the policy may help pay for those repairs. NRMA comprehensive insurance policies often extend to include benefits such as cover for personal belongings that were inside the vehicle at the time of an insured event. Moreover, depending on the specific terms of the policy, there may be features such as roadside assistance, a rental car while yours is being repaired after an accident, and even no-claims discounts for maintaining a claim-free driving record. It is essential to read the policy documents thoroughly to understand the inclusions and exclusions specific to your policy, as these can vary. For official details about coverage and conditions, it might be helpful to visit the NRMA Insurance website.