Understanding Contents Insurance

An “insured” is how the person (aka policyholder) being covered is referred to on a contents insurance policy.

An insurance quote is an estimate of how much an insurance policy would cost (note: it isn’t set in stone so your final premium may be a little different… or the same!)

Your go-to guide for who's covered under your household insurance policy.

An additional insured is a person living with you, that you'd like to be insured by your policy.

A premium is the cost of your insurance policy. Usually, insurance companies give you a monthly price, such as starting from £4/month. 

An insurance excess is the amount of money you choose when purchasing a policy that will be subtracted from any future claims payouts.

Safeguarding your property from floods.

Protect your valuables and your home from life’s little mishaps.

Your safety net for life’s unexpected surprises.

Protecting your electric wheels.

Named perils are specific occurrences listed in your policy that could lead to damages or losses to your stuff.

Personalise your policy to suit your way of life with an add-on.

Losing your bike hurts. Here's how to protect your wheels.

Here's everything you need to know about contents insurance and theft.

Because phone theft is the last thing you should worry about.

Here's the lowdown on cover for your items worth more than £2000.

How to choose the best cover for your fav gems.

It only takes a few minutes to insure your favourite device.

How to prepare for a move, without the stress.

These little insects are cool, but you don't want to live with them.

Let’s talk pounds, pennies, and the search for your new flat.

How to move in together *without* breaking up.

Here's what all renters will want to know before signing that contract…

Renting out your property to tenants can be a hassle. That’s why making sure your tenants are fully protected with their own contents insurance is a no-brainer.