Halifax home insurance
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Halifax offer online discounted home insurance products, saving you money and giving you peace of mind.
Halifax home insurance discounts include:
- a 35 per cent discount when you buy buildings and contents insurance online
- up to 30 per cent no claims bonus
- an extra five per cent off when you buy buildings and contents cover together
Halifax home insurance offer great prices in addition to various generous benefits including:
- unlimited building insurance so you don't have to worry about cover not meeting rebuilding costs
- buildings cover against storm, flooding and subsidence
- unlimited home contents insurance
- key care service included as standard
- 24 hour emergency helpline and easy prompt claims service
Get a quote from a panel of 50 home insurers, including Halifax insurance, through our partnership with Confused.com.
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