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Checking house insurance before moving, is this okay?
topcat007
Posts: 246 Forumite
Hi all,
not sure if this is odd question.
But do people check house insurance costs with the quote calculators before buying , to make sure it is not in a stupidly high insurance area? Is this something which is okay to do ?
not sure if this is odd question.
But do people check house insurance costs with the quote calculators before buying , to make sure it is not in a stupidly high insurance area? Is this something which is okay to do ?
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Yes , but your search results from the solicitors will probably give you a heads up on that score as well (along with your survey results?)Never, under any circumstances, take a sleeping pill and a laxative on the same night.0
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Yes, it makes sense when working out your total budget.
Check how it affects your car insurance too.0
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