Property insurance

Property insurance: Quotes guide

Wednesday, 25, Oct 2006 12:00

If you own a property as a landlord, business owner, or for living purposes, say as a holiday home, the need for quality buildings cover is the same and property insurance will provide that level of cover for your property no matter its use.

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Many property owners either don’t have the time or are unsure where to begin looking for property insurance that suits their needs. With a large number of companies now offering specialist buildings insurance for property owners the choice can be overwhelming.

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*24% of customers who received a home insurance quote in Q1 2009 and provided a best alternative price saved over £180.74

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