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Providers
There are a large number of companies who offer both buildings and contents insurance. In addition to the more traditional insurance providers such as firms found on the high-street and mortgage providers policies are also offered by supermarkets and specialist online companies. Below is a list of some of the providers operating in the UK, all of whom can be found on the web, as a basis to start your research. A large number of companies offer online discounts so if you see a provider advertised it may be worthwhile to check their website to see what kind of offers are available to you.
News
Home insurance companies pledge to pay out for riots damage
The recent UK riots have left many homeowners unsure as to whether they can make insurance claims for damage caused or possessions stolen at their property. Thankfully, insurers have announced that most customers will be successful in their claims for compensation. Zurich, Direct Line and the AA have all confirmed that they will cover home…
Customers wasting £1.7 billion a year through failing to switch home insurance
Are you spending more on your home insurance than you should be? Confused.com has just announced results of its research suggesting that, on average, customers are annually spending £96.43 more on their home insurance policies than they need to through failing to switch providers. That means as much as £1.7 billion is being wasted across…
£1.4 billion cold-weather bill for insurers
The true extent of damage caused by the cold weather in December 2010 has been revealed by the ABI (Association of British Insurers). It has just released details suggesting that insurance companies have forked out a massive £1.4 billion to cover the damage. To put this into perspective, that is more than twice the amount…