Are you unclear about the luggage policy after booking the flight from Hyderabad to Tirupati? This article is a detailed guide to the luggage policy and all essential packing tips for your trip. Packing is an important aspect of planning a trip and needs to be given great thought for a holiday to be stress-free. […]
by alex 
Embark on a journey to Mallikarjuna Jyotirlinga Temple in Srisailam, Andhra Pradesh. This temple is a perfect blend of spirituality and stunning architecture. You’ll be amazed by the intricate carvings and the rich history that surrounds this sacred site. As you explore the divine atmosphere of Srisailam, you’ll experience a peaceful mix of tradition and […]
by Rohit 
July is probably the best time for couples to go on their honeymoon. The sky is full of inky blue clouds; there are light showers everywhere, and sometimes it pours cats and dogs! But there is always a breeze going on, which makes the couples planning a romantic getaway get excited about July. If you […]
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Many of us own items of jewellery that hold deep personal meaning. An engagement ring, a watch passed down through generations, or a necklace from a special occasion all carry sentimental value that is impossible to replace. Beyond the memories they represent, these items often have a significant financial worth. The thought of losing such a piece to theft, damage, or simple accident can be distressing. While the emotional loss is one thing, the financial impact is another. Many people assume their standard home insurance policy provides enough cover for their valuables. In reality, this is often not the case, leaving a surprising gap in financial protection. Understanding how insurance treats jewellery is the first step towards making sure your treasured items are properly covered. Why your home policy might not be enough Most standard home contents insurance policies do provide some cover for personal belongings, including jewellery. However, these policies almost always include a ‘single item limit’. This is the maximum amount the insurer will pay out for any one item that is lost, stolen, or damaged. This limit can be as low as €1,500, depending on the policy. Citizens Information guidance explains how single item limits work. This creates an obvious problem if you own anything more valuable. Imagine an engagement ring worth €6,000 is stolen during a burglary. If the single item limit on your home insurance is €1,500, that is the most you would receive from a claim. You would be left to find the remaining €4,500 yourself to replace a ring of similar value. This is a substantial and often unexpected expense that many households are not prepared for. How to secure proper cover for valuables... Read more
