Benefits of fire insurance
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Fire insurance provides essential financial protection for homeowners and businesses. It covers the costs of replacing possessions, temporary accommodation while repairs are made, and rebuilding any structural damage caused by fire. Fire insurance is legally required for homeowners with mortgages and is vital for most businesses to have this coverage in case of such a devastating event.
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