Contents Insurance 101

Find out when contents insurance picks up the bill for your hearing aids.

Find out when contents insurance picks up the bill for your TV.

Find out when contents insurance picks up the bill for your washing machine.

Find out when contents insurance picks up the bill for your sunglasses.

You probably own more than you think. Here's how to keep track of it all.

Essential protection for your university belongings that won't break your student budget.

Keeping your home and belongings covered from disaster.

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. 

Everything you need to know about insurance excess, from what it means to choosing the right amount.

A policyholder is the one who owns the insurance policy. So, if you buy an insurance policy under your own name, you’re the policyholder, and you’re protected by all of the details inside.

From theft to personal liability, get to grips with your policy.