NHI Home Protect

mjk_2 · 4 January 2005 at 6:57PM

Hi,

Does anyone know anything about this company? I just did a search on InsureSupermarket.com and they came out about half the price of anything else (146.25 is the actual quote when I go through their site for buildings and contents). Seems to include all the stuff I want e.g. accidental damage, low excess.

Does anyone know anything good or bad about them??

stingray · 7 January 2005 at 6:41PM

exactly the same experience for me. My quote was 150 below all the others. any feeback please!

manic · 14 January 2005 at 3:22PM

And another one here. Buildings only insurance £50 cheaper than the next quote.

Although I've read it before, that you don't know how good an insurance is until you have to make a claim on it!

manic · 14 January 2005 at 8:10PM

Well I took the plunge. £120 for buildings only.

I needed to get cover from today, exchanged contracts this morning, with another 6 weeks until completion.

Looked through the policy wording and couldn't see anything to worry about. The company is registered by the FSA.

Fingers crossed that I will not have to claim.

mutley74 · 14 January 2005 at 10:39PM

I joined them 6mths ago, seem like a reputable company, no one has heard from them as they mainly do all there business via brokers.

BigDaddyV · 14 February 2006 at 6:46PM

manic wrote:

Well I took the plunge. £120 for buildings only.

I needed to get cover from today, exchanged contracts this morning, with another 6 weeks until completion.

Looked through the policy wording and couldn't see anything to worry about. The company is registered by the FSA.

Fingers crossed that I will not have to claim.

Any update about these guys ? just look at a quote from them is a
lot better then my renewal price

flossy_splodge · 15 February 2006 at 11:57PM

I've been shelling out for insurance, all the usual ie Buildings, Contents, car, health etc for years and years. have NEVER claimed anything on any of them. A while back I had a problem with water leaking in from my roof. The bottom line seems to be that my insurance company, Norwich Union are denying my claim even tho I had a top of the range policy with accidental damage etc. Wont bore you all with all the details but I assure you the claim is valid. So my feelings are, you may as well go for the little unknown companies because the household names in insurance will do ANYTHING to avoid paying out. I certainly won't make the mistake again of thinking a big name means a sound approach to a problem. Good luck.

ArchieB_2 · 16 February 2006 at 1:30PM

Growing company and trying to increase their profile at the moment (possibly why the premiums are low). Can be purchased directly from the webmoney.co.uk site.

As always though, the acid test is claims service.

Ticklemouse · 29 April 2006 at 9:52PM

I think I'm going to take the plunge.

Norwich Union want £520, buildings and contents. Home Protect want £288, which also includes £400 bicycle cover not quoted on the N.U. renewal. Like others I have never made a claim in over 20 years - wouldn't it be sod's law to need to this year

However, I can't find anyting bad about them, so here's hoping

pault123 · 8 May 2006 at 11:59PM

I took out my insurance with these last year, no problems, no contact in fact!! My insurance is now due and ive not even heard from them, have they gone bump??

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