RAC home insurance
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RAC offer a flexible range of home insurance products including building and contents cover that can be purchased individually or as a comprehensive combined package. The insurer provides its customers with a free 24 hour claims helpline and a helpline for identity theft worries.
There are a wide range of additional cover options available to RAC home insurance customers including:
- extra accidental damage to buildings and contents
- personal possessions cover for when you take your contents out of your home
- home emergency cover up to £1,000 per emergency that provides approved tradesmen and parts
- up to £50,000 legal expenses cover
- home and garden cover
- sports package cover that protects you and your equipment
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