Definition: Insurance of home refers to a type of insurance that covers damages or losses incurred in an owner's home as a result of specific events, such as natural disasters or structural damage caused by wear and tear or improper construction methods. A "home" typically includes both structures (such as houses, apartments, or other dwellings) and personal belongings, such as furniture, appliances, and tools. An insurance policy insuring against damages in a home's structure would cover specific losses due to structural issues like cracks, rotting walls, or damage from earthquakes. The term "insurance of home" can be seen as a broader umbrella term that encompasses various types of policies that are designed specifically to protect the owner's property and its contents against specific risks. Examples include liability insurance, earthquake coverage, flood insurance, and comprehensive insurance (which covers both personal belongings and damages due to natural disasters) for a building.