Barclays home insurance
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Barclays offer great deals on buildings, content and comprehensive home and contents insurance. New customers purchasing a Barclays home insurance policy can get a range of discounts. Barclays offer great value and great quality cover with a number of benefits including:
- building cover up to £500,000 and contents cover worth £50,000
- home emergency cover that provides an approved tradesman to carry out any repairs with a minimum one year guarantee
- up to £10,000 cover for valuables like jewellery and new for old replacement for the majority of items
- tailored cover for occasions, such as Christmas and weddings
Barclays also offer a finer homes insurance package for high value house and contents insurance, and cover for second homes. This policy provides excellent service that includes a 24 hour helpline, access to knowledgeable insurers for expert advice, and a dedicated claims manager for easy and efficient handling of claims.
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