Does anyone have any recommendations for House Insurers, or shall I just hunt on the Web for the cheapest that covers Buildings and Contents, and includes a new for old basis?
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18 years ago
OTish; House Insurance-good deal?
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18 years ago
Cheapest is unlikely to be best - use a high street broker to get a quote - you might be surprised at how competitive they can be.
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18 years ago
Different insurers are good in different areas/conditions.
Zurich/Eagle Star are good for me.
The newspapers and I assume Which? magazines
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/ local library) do periodic comparisons.
Daytona
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18 years ago
Insurers treatment of customers should be the same as standards are imposed by the GISC and FSA, so you might as well get the cheapest.
Daytona
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18 years ago
Would you have a couple of examples of such brokers? Looking for a travel insurance and have some special circumstances.
Googling for "travel insurance broker" returns nothing but rubbish...
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18 years ago
One we use for house, business and car is here:-
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- although I visit the branch. They don't offer the services online as such. If you aren't near them I am sure a quick call to them will either enable you to deal over the phone or they will give you a local partner.
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18 years ago
"Daytona" wrote
Are you suggesting that GISC & FSA don't allow insurers to give a *better* quality of treatment than the "standard"?? :-(