UK Landlord Forum / Life

Hi, my buildings insurance is up for renewal and still being wet behind the ears was about to renew it via my local high street brokers. Thought I would shop around on the net but it seem to have opened a can of worms. Tried a comparison site - how does any claim I have had at home have any bearing on a property I am renting out?? - filled in all the boxes only to be told that my details have been passed on... which means I will probably spend the next few days having my head pecked by call centres. Any advice or recommendations please?

Hey Katy,

I usually go direct to the insurance companies, and not through comparison sites, for the reason you mentioned.
I currently have all my home insurance policies direct via Halifax. It was pretty straight forward to setup.

I would personally just go direct, saves a lot of time and nonsense!!

Building insurance protects the structure against property damage caused by unforeseen calamities such as floods, storms, earthquakes, landslides or insurance robberies.Contents covers any damage that may happen to your furniture , appliances or other valuables that you keep in your home. It is also one of the hardest insurance to the calculation.

Property insurance and asset guarantees possessions particular insurance coverage and provider.buildings content is offered by many insurance companies and could be organized by various retailers direct match with the insurance company, on the Web or through a broker.