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Legal Cover
Mortimer5
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Could you tell me, if you have several different insurance policies ie car, home, contents, building, etc. Do you need several Legal cover policies or just 1 would 1 cover everthing?
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Almost all are mutually exclusive
Home - excludes Motor
Motor - only covers motor and only that vehicle
If you have separate Buildings & Contents then it is unlikely to be necessary to have both as I havent seen any that exclude anything if you dont have a combined policy.
There are standalone policies you can buy but most of the budget ones are terrible quality and the higher quality ones with a legal advice line (as you get with Home) tend to be expensive but may be cost effective if you have a small fleet of cars etc0
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