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General · March 1, 2024

Home Insurance: How To Protect Your Property

Having something happen to your home is a nightmare. From being a victim of burglary to your basement flooding, there is a lot that could unexpectedly happen to your property. It can feel like even more of a disaster when you’re left to clear up the mess unassisted. This is where home insurance can help.

It’s important to remember that, while it is not a legal requirement, home insurance gives an extra layer of protection to your home. This goes a long way to giving you added peace of mind when dealing with an emergency.

Different Types of Insurance

There are many different types of insurance that you can purchase to protect different aspects of your property. These offer varying levels of cover and apply during different circumstances. These include:
Contents – This type of insurance covers your precious belongings, ranging from curtains and carpet to clothing and jewellery. You should be covered in the event of burglary and damage from fire or water. On average, the typical UK home contains some £35,000 worth of goods and what a shame it would be if you had to cover any losses yourself.

Home – Household insurance covers your interests and finances if anything happens to your property, from accidental damage to the cost of repairs. Without this in place, you run the risk of having to foot the bill and pay out of your own pocket.

Building – If you take a mortgage out on your home, most mortgage lenders will require you to have building insurance. This will protect you against the cost of repairing serious damage to your property or if it needs to be completely rebuilt.

How Can Home Insurance Protect You

In the case of emergencies and unexpected disasters, you’ll be glad to have home insurance in place. The average cost of house maintenance repairs and repair work for a standard home in the UK is £848 per year and this is expected to get higher every year. The thought of facing these costs alone can feel daunting but that’s what that extra level of protection is for.
Not only can you reap the financial benefits, but you can be confident that you are living in a home that is safe for you and your family. If a water pipe bursts and causes damage to the structural integrity of the property, you can be sure that you can afford the repairs you need.

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