cheap building and contents discussions (Merged Discussion)

Pythagorous · 6 August 2006 at 11:31AM

would recommend trying to get the insurance through one of the cashback sites such as https://www.greasypalm.co.uk & https://www.quidco.co.uk for even gretaer savings as their cashback for insurance is usually quite generous.

declanh · 6 August 2006 at 1:15PM

Try these - they were the best for me

Kerr Henderson (General Insurance Services) Limited
29-31 College Gardens
Belfast
BT9 6BT

T: 028 9066 1222
F: 028 9066 6932

Thriftylady · 6 August 2006 at 1:58PM

I sorted mine out through elephant.co.uk and was very pleased with it. Saved me about £50 on my renewal quote, had the policy documents emailed through by the company within about 48 hours

thetope · 6 August 2006 at 6:44PM

i use allianz direct, noone has been able to come near them for me

arkonite_babe · 6 August 2006 at 6:55PM

As there is an older thread relating to home and contents prices, I'll add this new thread to it.

pinkhammy · 9 August 2006 at 11:29PM

I got a quote from the Post Office who are offering £50 cashback. Go thro Quidco and you also get cashback!
HTH

natalie262 · 11 August 2006 at 9:48PM

I can highly recommend Ryan Hay from Independant Mortgages & Loans in Bangor. He arranged my re-mortgage in a very short space of time, as well as giving a raft of options and ideas that suited my needs. He was a joy to deal with and listened to my needs, as well as returned immediately any calls made when I wasn't able to get him first time. He also specialises in buildings and contents insurance as well, and his rates were the best i have had after doing the whole internet / broker search as well. Give him a go - you won't regtret it! e-mail him at [email protected].

Natalie

darrenfinlayson · 16 August 2006 at 4:39PM

tesco give a 35% online discount (or 30% over the phone), i got a fantastic quote £148 for buildings and contents (buildings cover of £1m!). they use natwest as their underwriter.

http://www.tescofinance.com/personal/finance/insurance/index.jsp

wolfehouse · 17 August 2006 at 5:57PM

i'm sure i saw this on the forum before but ....
time to renew house and contents insurance. direct line has sent a renewal for almost £400. when i ask for a new quote online it comes to about £187.
on the phone they've said that they don't bargain.

has anyone just canceled the old policy and started up a new one with the same company? I feel like i'm missing something here. would this effect the future by not being able to say you had one continuous policy for x years or no claims or something?

Why do i feel something is fishy in denmark?

wotnoshoeseh · 18 August 2006 at 10:51AM

I've always used Abbey, as they have always been cheaper for me. I've got buildings and contents cover with accidental damage for ~£180 - £190.
Buildings up to £180k and contents to £30k

MSE Forum

cheap building and contents discussions (Merged Discussion)

Replies

Scam emails WRONGLY tell households to...

Has your old furniture become desirable again?

The 'secret' Office & Schuh outlets