OSK Property Offers Peace Of Mind To Homebuyers With Assure+

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OSK Property Offers Peace Of Mind To Homebuyers With Assure+
OSK Property Offers Peace Of Mind To Homebuyers With Assure+

KUALA LUMPUR – OSK Property in collaboration with Dindings Corporate Insurance Agency and RHB Insurance Berhad has introduced Assure+, a comprehensive insurance protection plan designed exclusively for OSK Property homebuyers. This innovative home insurance scheme comes with a two-year complimentary protection package that includes home content coverage of up to RM50,000 and personal accident coverage of up to RM100,000.

Through this collaboration, OSK Property homebuyers will be serviced by Dindings Corporate Insurance Agency, with RHB Insurance Berhad as the underwriter for the insurance coverage. Homebuyers are also provided with the flexibility to extend the personal accident coverage to the additional names in the Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) for a nominal sum. The protection plan is aligned with the two-year Defects Liability Period (DLP), providing consistent coverage and peace of mind during this period.

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From left: Director, Dindings Corporate Insurance Agency, Khoo Sing Boon; Chief Executive Officer, OSK Property, Ong Ghee Bin; Managing Director, RHB Insurance Berhad, Oliver Tan Chuan Li

“At OSK Property, we recognise that owning a home is a major milestone for many, accompanied by significant responsibilities and life’s uncertainties. We are dedicated to alleviating these concerns and ensuring that our customers’ homeownership journey with us is seamless and worry-free,” said Ong Ghee Bin, Chief Executive Officer of OSK Property.

“With Assure+, OSK Property aims to provide not just homes but a haven where families can build their futures without worries. This partnership underscores our commitment to delivering comprehensive solutions that cater to the needs of our homeowners,” he added.

The Assure+ campaign was unveiled during the MIRAculous Night event held at MIRA at Shorea Park, which featured a project tour for media and business partners on the fully sold phase 1 of the 27.77-acre Shorea Park master development in Puchong. MIRA @ Shorea Park, a freehold project inspired by the elements of water, has achieved an astounding 82% QLASSIC score, showcasing the outstanding quality of workmanship. This project is currently in the process of handing over to its eager homeowners, 13 months ahead of schedule.

For more information on Assure+, please visit www.oskproperty.com.my/assureplus

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