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If you're keen on experiencing a deep sense of regret, by all means, go ahead and opt for the home loan insurance with FNB Short Term Insurance. Let me share a delightful tale of my own encounter with them. Picture this: I purchase a house, excitedly move in, only to have it burgled. Now, here's where the fun begins. Instead of busting down the door like a rational person, I commit the heinous act of being an upstanding citizen and call the cops. Lo and behold, due to this tiny technicality of not having the door demolished, my claim is promptly rejected. Bravo, FNB, for rewarding honesty with a slap in the face.

But wait, there's more! For months on end, I am left to chase after their ghostly consultants, who seem to have mastered the art of non-responsiveness. Then, just when I'm idly twiddling my thumbs, waiting for some semblance of progress, I notice my policy has been tampered with behind my back. No heads-up, no courtesy call, just a sudden change in premiums and shiny new schedules delivered to my doorstep. Naturally, I ring them up, only to be met with the audacious accusation that I'm fuming because my claim got the boot. Surprise, surprise—I wasn't even aware of it!

So, in my quest for answers, I discover that apparently, the esteemed review committee convenes a grand total of 45 days after the fact. How splendidly convenient. Here's the bottom line: steer clear of FNB's short-term policies if you value honesty and integrity. They excel at their primary business, no doubt, but when it comes to claims, it's the dishonest who flourish, while the upright are left high and dry. My experience? Let's just say it's been a carnival of disappointment and disillusionment.