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July 2026

Is Your Home Insurance Auto-Renewal Costing You

Home Insurance, Saving Money, Homeowners |

How do you treat your insurance renewal email? It could be costing you more than you think — in some cases, twice over. Here's what's really going on, and why five minutes of checking now could save you a lot more than money down the line.

June 2026

Does Your Home & Contents Insurance Hold Up When You Are On Holiday?

Home Insurance, Homeowners |

The holiday season is almost here. While you're busy booking flights and planning days out, there's one thing that often gets forgotten before you head off: whether your home insurance will protect you while you're away. Spoiler alert: it might not be as watertight as you think. Here’s a quick roundup of things to be aware of. But speaking with us will make sure your home has the most accurate protection. Call us today so you aren’t second-guessing your policy poolside.

May 2026

Is Your Home Insurance Ready For Summer?

Home Insurance |

We might be using summer as a helpful prompt to get you organised, because really, all of these policy extras are very important throughout the year. However, if you are like us, summer is a great motivator to get everything sorted so you can sit back and relax. This is especially true if you are one of the lucky ones with a beach to head to! Here are some top home insurance considerations heading into summer!

Protecting Your Empty Property: What You Need to Know

Home Insurance, Homeowners |

Do you own a house that is sitting empty? Whether it's awaiting sale, between tenants, undergoing renovation, or simply sitting vacant during probate… this is something we should talk about. Unoccupied properties are one of the fastest-growing areas of risk we're seeing right now. Many owners don't realise they may already have a gap in their cover.

March 2026

2026 Insurance Update

Home Insurance, Protection, Homeowners |

The UK insurance market continues to evolve, shaped by technology, climate pressures and regulatory changes. While the fundamentals of protection haven’t changed, how insurers price and deliver cover for your home, car, business, and family are evolving quickly.

February 2026

Heading Away this Winter? Protect Your Home and Car While You’re Gone

Home Insurance |

Are you one of the lucky ones heading abroad this winter? Whether for a skiing trip or basking in some winter sun, leaving your house and car unattended can create unexpected risks. Burglary, accidental damage, or even weather events can happen while you’re away. Most people only realise their cover isn’t enough once something goes wrong...

January 2026

Small Tweaks, Better Balance

Home Insurance, Saving Money |

January is a natural time to get organised. Budgets are under review, paperwork is being sorted, and many people are looking for ways to rebalance monthly spending. One area that often benefits from a quick check at this time of year is general insurance. Particularly, home, contents and car cover. These policies are usually set to auto-renew, which makes them easy to overlook. Over time, this can mean paying more than necessary or holding cover that no longer reflects your circumstances.

December 2025

Remember To Update Your Home and Content Insurance

Home Insurance |

It’s that time of year again! Twinkly lights, endless mince pies, and maybe a few exciting new gifts heading your way. Whether it’s a new laptop, an engagement ring, a designer bag, or the latest TV that could double as a cinema screen, one thing’s worth remembering: your insurance policy might need a little festive update too. Once the wrapping paper settles, it’s a good idea to take stock of anything valuable that’s made its way into your home (or onto your wrist!).

October 2025

When Might an Insurer Not Pay a Claim?

Home Insurance, Protection, Homeowners |

We often get asked, when might an insurer not pay a claim? I understand how frustrating it can be when a claim is denied. While insurance is designed to provide financial protection, there are specific circumstances under which a claim may not be paid out. So, we’ve put together a fact sheet to help you learn what you need to know:

September 2025

Buildings & Contents Insurance Has Your Back

Home Insurance, Saving Money, Homeowners |

When disaster strikes, from a burst pipe, a kitchen fire, or a break-in, you need buildings and contents insurance you can trust to step in. Equally, with September starting the back-to-school season, don’t forget that contents insurance can cover valuable objects, even away from home.

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Is Your Home Insurance Auto-Renewal Costing You

How do you treat your insurance renewal email? It could be costing you more than you think — in som...

Does Your Home & Contents Insurance Hold Up When You Are On Holiday?

The holiday season is almost here. While you're busy booking flights and planning days out, there's ...

Is Your Home Insurance Ready For Summer?

We might be using summer as a helpful prompt to get you organised, because really, all of these poli...

Protecting Your Empty Property: What You Need to Know

Do you own a house that is sitting empty? Whether it's awaiting sale, between tenants, undergoing re...

2026 Insurance Update

The UK insurance market continues to evolve, shaped by technology, climate pressures and regulatory ...

Heading Away this Winter? Protect Your Home and Car While You’re Gone

Are you one of the lucky ones heading abroad this winter? Whether for a skiing trip or basking in so...

Small Tweaks, Better Balance

January is a natural time to get organised. Budgets are under review, paperwork is being sorted, and...

Remember To Update Your Home and Content Insurance

It’s that time of year again! Twinkly lights, endless mince pies, and maybe a few exciting new gift...

When Might an Insurer Not Pay a Claim?

We often get asked, when might an insurer not pay a claim? I understand how frustrating it can be wh...

Buildings & Contents Insurance Has Your Back

When disaster strikes, from a burst pipe, a kitchen fire, or a break-in, you need buildings and cont...

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