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Discontinued Insurance = Loss no claims?

A few months back I suggested to my elderly Mum that she discontinued her contents cover for her small house since her valuables wouldn't cost more than a few thousand altogether. However, she has recently rented a flat screen TV and they are insisting on £3 a month insurance cover if her home isn't covered.

Has she lost her no claims now? Something to bear in mind if under similar circumstances.

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  • glider3560
    glider3560 Posts: 4,115 Forumite
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    There is no universal system for no claims on home insurance. Most companies will ask you for your number of "claim-free years".
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