Why underinsuring your home could be a very costly mistake!
80% of UK properties are underinsured – here’s why cutting costs now could cost you far more than you bargained for!
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The CUE database explained
In an effort to fight insurance fraud, several databases have been set up in the UK to track people’s insurance history. The information these databases … Read more
What does builders’ insurance cover?
The building trade can be incredibly dangerous. Heavy machinery, weighty equipment, and working at height means that accidental death and injury is an inevitable risk. … Read more
Buying a new build house? 300 faults found on average!
What is a snag list and why is it important to get the experts involved? We talk to the consumer champions finding faults on British new builds.
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Is the landlord or tenant responsible for buildings insurance?
It is crucial in any rental agreement that both the tenant and the landlord understand the terms of their contract and that they are clear … Read more
Is thatched property insurance expensive?
Until the late 1800s, a large number of houses in the UK used thatching for the construction of the outer roof. Now, however, there are … Read more
How much does it cost to repair a thatched roof?
The thatching of roofs is a historical and celebrated tradition in the United Kingdom. Incredibly, early thatched roofs are thought to date back to the … Read more
How do you get insurance when you buy a new-build home?
You’ve found the new build home of your dreams. Then you discover that your new postcode is not recognised on any databases – so how do you go about getting home and car insurance up and running ready for moving-in day?
Buying a non-standard construction house: what you need to know
Buying a house of non-standard construction? Find out what this means and how you go about insuring it.