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What insurance will I need for flat?
Barx
Posts: 20 Forumite
Recently bought a leasehold flat and do not have any form of insurance.
What type of insurance would users here recommend I take out and why? Can anyone recommend the best companies to go for?
Any advice appreciated.
What type of insurance would users here recommend I take out and why? Can anyone recommend the best companies to go for?
Any advice appreciated.
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Contents only. Use a comparison site. I pay about £40 on a two bed first floor flat. Buildings is covered by the service charge and arranged by the managing agents.0
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£40 per year. Usually a bit cheaper with cash back and other offers.0
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I spoke with my neighbours who are involved in the management of the building where I stay. They inform me their contents insurance is with Aviva and they have their home / car insurance dealt with by a broker.
Does this sound like the building insurance is not covered in the leasehold?0
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