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cheapest building and contents
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hi i am looking for cheapest building and contents insurance. Clickinsurance coming up cheapest so far but have never heard of them. Does anyone have any words of advice that i should heed
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Don't know if they're the cheapest but found LIVERPOOL VICTORIA very reasonable. Got my Mum to switch from the Pru last year and it saved around £200.00.0
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Clickinsurance is a trading name of Groupama. They are a large European company.0
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I found legal and general really cheap,as for click insurance as they are a part of Groupama, and are as efficient as they are in europe go for them.I have all my insurance with them(i live in Europe)they are brill.0
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They might be efficient in Europe but I don't find them efficient in this country, they tend to be very picky on claims and any adjustments.
If the OP wants a cheap and cheerful policy then go for it, but bear in mind Insurance is like any other product in that you get what you pay for0 -
If the insurance is cheap it is very likely to have very high compulsary excesses to pay in the event of a claim. Also the insurance will have many exclusions and not cover things or to a lower amount. I guess some level cover is better than no cover at all but it is worth considering insurance costing more as you need to sift through what is covered.0
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hi i am looking for cheapest building and contents insurance. Clickinsurance coming up cheapest so far but have never heard of them. Does anyone have any words of advice that i should heed
Insurance is not a commodity. It is completly pointless if it does not cover the things you want it to do- buying on price alone will bring shocks if you need to claim.0
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