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  • MicheH
    MicheH Posts: 2,631 Forumite
    I just need contents now and esure seemed to be the best followed closely by sheilas wheels (who are they!?)

    I'll know for certain when I get my keys next week for my new hoose!
  • DON79
    DON79 Posts: 3,842 Forumite
    MicheH wrote: »
    I just need contents now and esure seemed to be the best followed closely by sheilas wheels (who are they!?)

    Sheila's Wheels along with Esure all actually come under the heading of Halifax or LLoyds Group now :rolleyes: but if they are providing cover at a good price then go for it! Best of luck with it and the house move. :D
    BSC #215/No.1 Jan 09 Club
  • fiveyearplan
    fiveyearplan Posts: 10,145 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Sheila's Wheels used to do car insurance for women only - hence the 'sheila'.

    :j :j


  • MicheH
    MicheH Posts: 2,631 Forumite
    LLOYDS!!! Aw, man! I divvint like Lloyds :rolleyes:
  • Esure comes under the Loyds banner now too! As they were Halifax/ BOS.
  • Evening - I went with Co-Op insurance for buildings and contents. No probs with the BR, and saved myself about 85 quid on my previous insurer.

    good luck, and hope you get it sorted.
  • I need to get buildings and contents insurance - I let mine lapse nearly 2 years ago!
    Who are you going with?


    fyp

    i found tesco were the cheapest
    they have three levels
    just like there food

    even there finest is £150 cheaper than
    i am paying at mo with l&g

    £298 for £50000 contents and unlimited buildings
    full accidental damage
    hope that helps

    kas xx
    br no 188 ;) AD 17th apr 09:D
    :Dmortgage free 22/5/09:D
    :Ddebt free 11/8/09:D
    :j#18 £2 saver = £ :T sealed pot #333
    silent member of mikes mob
    i will lose weight :rolleyes: i will sort my house :o
  • MicheH
    MicheH Posts: 2,631 Forumite
    Hmmm, good to know about the Coop, I was wanting to go with them as they're my bank now, I think I'll call into my branch and try face to face as I really do not want to be a customer of Lloyds TSB, I know, I know it's daft to 'not like' a particular bank but, just but. I'm fed up to the back teeth of dealing with their cronies.
  • Costus
    Costus Posts: 128 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    edited 1 September 2009 at 5:34AM
    We went with Direct Line for our contents ins, told them about our BR status and they were fine about it, also checked out their terms & conditions to see if i could find the word 'bankruptcy' and it wasn't there.
    A Very cheap premium of £71.40, including accidental damage, no excess, (apart from the 1st £25 of any accidental damage claim) up to £50,000 worth of contents. :j
  • im with the co-op for most things now:)
    £2 Savers club £0/£150
    1p a day £/
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