What are 10 examples of personal belongings in Australia insurance include furniture, electronics, clothing, jewellery, appliances, kitchenware, sports equipment, musical instruments, books and personal effects $20K to $150K total, covered under contents insurance $300 to $800 per year for $30K to $80K contents. 10 examples of personal belongings are 1) furniture $10K like sofas $2K, beds $1K, tables $1K, chairs $500, wardrobes $1K, 2) electronics $10K like TV $1K, laptop $2K, phone $1K, tablet $500, gaming console $500, 3) clothing $5K to $10K like shirts, pants, dresses, shoes $1K, jackets $500, 4) jewellery $2K to $10K like rings $1K, necklaces $500, watches $1K, earrings $500, 5) appliances $5K like fridge $1K, washing machine $800, microwave $200, kettle $100, vacuum $300, 6) kitchenware $2K like pots, pans, plates, glasses $500, 7) sports equipment $1K to $5K like bikes $1K, tennis rackets $200, golf clubs $1K, 8) musical instruments $1K like guitars $500, keyboards $500, 9) books and DVDs $1K, 10) personal effects $1K like bags $500, wallets $100, sunglasses $200. For example, 2 bed flat contents $80K includes furniture $20K, electronics $15K, clothing $10K, jewellery $5K, appliances $10K and other $20K. So 10 examples are furniture, electronics, clothing, jewellery, appliances, kitchenware, sports equipment, musical instruments, books and personal effects, total $20K to $150K covered under contents $300 to $800 per year.
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