
Real Estate Insurance
Comprehensive Coverage
Kwik Insurance has a long and distinguished history in the Real Estate Insurance business. Our popularity and longevity is the natural byproduct of exceptional customer service and quick delivery. We offer a wide variety of programs for real estate insurance, each one tailored to a specific need of a particular class of property owners.

Motor Insurance
If you’re buying a new car or shopping for auto insurance, you’ll likely need to understand the common types of coverage available on a car insurance policy. The various types of car insurance coverage are available to help protect you, your passengers and your vehicle if you’re involved in a car accident.

Kwiik Safe Insurance
Kwik safe Insurance is a freight insurance policy designed to insure your marine & air cargo against all types of unexpected losses during export and imports , and all Swift safe Insurance is valid for a year and covers all shipped consignment around the world 🌎

Life Insurance
Whether you’re looking for protection to provide final peace of mind to loved ones in the event of death or critical illness, or a way to boost your savings to provide for future generations, we’re here to help. Our policies are designed to cover most eventualities and with our simple, transparent policies you can be assured of an Assurance product that meets your needs and suits your circumstances.

Travel Insurance
Planning to jet off to a new destination? Then make sure the cost of your airfare is covered in case of medical emergencies or other incidents that may cause a trip to be cut short. Travel insurance covers trip cancellations, lost or misplaced luggage, travel accidents, and even medical expenses while on the trip.

Health Insurance
Both expected and unexpected health care expenses — including routine visits, medications, emergency stays, and serious surgeries — can add up quickly and cause a lot of debt for those who can’t afford the out-of-pocket costs. It is often included in employer benefit packages as a means of enticing quality employees, with premiums partially covered by the employer but often also deducted from employee paychecks. The cost of health insurance premiums is deductible to the payer, and the benefits received are tax-free, with certain exceptions for S Corporation Employees.

Pet Insurance
Paying into pet insurance may be more cost-effective than paying a lump sum to your vet should your pet need emergency medical treatment, like an emergency room visit.
Pet insurance (mostly for dogs and cats) covers all or part of veterinary treatment when a pet is hurt or sick. There are two types of pet insurance: a wellness plan that covers routine visits and shots, and a health insurance plan that is more comprehensive of genetic diseases and major surgeries.

Umbrella Insurance
If you think you may need extra coverage in addition to another type of insurance policy, for example on a home or vehicle, then umbrella insurance will help further protect you from risk of being sued for damages. Liability insurance is what’s called umbrella insurance, because it covers costs in excess of other insurance policies.

Renters Insurance
Renters insurance covers your personal belongings and provides liability coverage when you’re living in an apartment, house or condo that you don’t own. Renters insurance is used by tenants to cover personal property in case of damage or theft, which is not the responsibility of the landlord.
Things happen — that’s a mantra every renter knows to be true, and so they protect themselves and their property while renting. In fact, many landlords require it.

Homeowners Insurance
Maintain your home and keep its property value high, plus be covered in the case of major damage, like a house fire. Homeowners insurance covers the house you reside in and any associated structures, such as a porch, garage, and balcony.
A homeowners insurance policy usually covers four kinds of incidents on the insured property—interior damage, exterior damage, loss or damage of personal assets/belongings, and injury that occurs while on the property—. When a claim is made on any of these incidents, the homeowner will be required to pay a deductible, which in effect is the out-of-pocket costs for the insured.