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Fire insurance and residential fire insurance
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- Lee Yu-jeong, MBA, argued in a column that both tenants and landlords need their own fire insurance, even if the landlord already has it.
- The column noted that in 2023, about 30% of the nationwide 38,857 fires were in residential buildings, and that average premiums are between 10,000 and 20,000 won per month.
- It said a landlord's insurer may seek compensation if a fire is caused by a tenant's negligence, and advised checking the lease contract and whether insurance is in place.
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