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Stand Alone Legal Protection Insurance

wytco0
wytco0 Posts: 88 Forumite
in Insurance & life assurance
Hi does anyone know if its possible to get standalone legal protection insurance?

I would prefer to have this as a separate policy rather than being attached to home insurance.

Thanks

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  • dacouch
    dacouch Posts: 21,636 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper
    Is there any reason you do not want it attached to your home insurance?
  • wytco0
    wytco0 Posts: 88 Forumite
    dacouch wrote: »
    Is there any reason you do not want it attached to your home insurance?

    Its just that we currently have two houses and I don't want to pay twice. However it may be that having cover on just one house is sufficient? In which case I can just renew one without the legal cover.
  • dacouch
    dacouch Posts: 21,636 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper
    I see, makes sense.

    I googled "Standalone + Domestic Legal Protection" and it came up with this company.

    http://www.insurance4everyone.co.uk/content/products/idd/

    It does not allow you to look at the policy cover so I cannot comment on whether its good or not although the USPs they quote look good but without reading the small print I cannot comment.

    The broker providing it are a big company.

    P.S If you are a member of a union they often include free for their members
  • SolicitorMidlands
    SolicitorMidlands Posts: 334 Forumite
    You could get it on one house but it wouldn't protect you for claims against you if someone had an accident at your other house.
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