If you have a second property available as a holiday home or are looking to let out an annexe or room to guests, having the right level of cover can ensure that you, your family and your property are protected.
After recent events, you may be concerned about loss or damage to your property should civil unrest cause riots or looting in your neighbourhood, and wondering if your home insurance and business insurance policies will cover you.
In recent years, a series of major floods have hit the UK and hundreds of thousands of homes are becoming harder to insure because they’re at high risk of flooding.
It’s that time of year, again. Expect explosions outside your bedroom window and rockets whizzing over your head, on 5th November there are firework parties all across Britain. But behind the blazing bonfires and airborne pyrotechnics lie many serious risks.
Whether you’re buying a second property as a holiday let or changing an existing property into one, a holiday home can be a great investment. If you are thinking about buying a holiday home in the UK, there are quite a few things that you’ll need to consider.
Day after day, people across the planet work to implement changes to their lifestyle in order to make the planet a more environmentally friendly place to be, in order to ensure the future of our planet is a long-lasting one. Solar panels are one of these changes, here’s why.
Wind damage can affect our lives in many ways. The most obvious is damage to the properties that we own but it could also be falling trees or branches that cause damage to other peoples property.
Do you have any questions about renting your property out as an Airbnb? We have a selection of commonly asked Q&As.
It can be so hard to value those irreplaceable items of deep sentimental value… Here we offer a few things to consider when conducting insurance valuations at home.
Preparing your holiday home for bad weather and protecting it from intruders are tow of the most important factors during any off-peak season.
