Buildings insurance
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Buildings insurance is designed to protect the bricks and mortar of the property that you own. It is mandatory to take this out if you want a lender to advance you a mortgage.
Buildings insurance covers your home against damage or destruction of the bricks and mortar and fixtures and fittings of a home. In the event of a claim you will be protected against the costs of repairs, replacements and labour. Read our comprehensive buildings insurance guide for cover options, tips for saving money and the pitfalls of buildings insurance.
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