Hiscox home insurance
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Hiscox offer great value and extensive cover for buildings and contents, specialising in the higher value homes market. By being careful about who and which homes Hiscox select to cover, they are able to infer the lower risk of claims on to policyholders in the form of lower prices.
If you own a high value home, Hiscox can offer you the cover and peace of mind your home and valuables require with a number of benefits for customers:
- worldwide cover for your valuables wherever you may take them
- instant, efficient handling of claims and a 24 hour helpline providing support and advice to customers
- 24 hour home emergency protection included as standard and provides cover for up to £500 of repairs
- cover for high value unique items including fine art and antiques
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