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August 2022
We face household accidents regularly, but that’s not to say they aren’t annoying to deal with when they happen. Many of us prefer to protect our assets and valuables just in case and while that won’t stop things getting broken, it does help during the aftermath, but what does Accidental Damage Insurance actually involve?
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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...
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Small Tweaks, Better Balance

January is a natural time to get organised. Budgets are under review, paperwork is being sorted, and...
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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...
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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...
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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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Don’t Let a Bargain Policy Leave You Uncovered

When it comes to buying insurance, whether for your car, home, health, or income, it’s tempting to ...
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Insuring a Heritage Property? What You Need to Know

There is a lot of love for those beautiful older houses, from the Tudor era to the popular Edwardian...
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Avoid these mistakes when buying insurance

General insurance—whether it’s for your car, home, travel, or health—is a crucial financial safet...
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Do you need extra building and content insurance policies in place if you work from home?

Maybe you've spent a bit of time putting together your business. Now everything is going well, you w...
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How technology is shaping the future of general insurance

From AI-driven claims processing to integrating Internet of Things (IoT) devices for personalised co...
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