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?
thanks
OTish; House Insurance-good deal?
May 18, 2005
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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.
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
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
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...
Thanks
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.
"Daytona" wrote
Are you suggesting that GISC & FSA don't allow insurers to give a *better* quality of treatment than the "standard"?? :-(
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