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Faster Gadget Entry
Research by TNS on behalf of MORE TH>N interviewed 1014 adults 16+ in August 2005. The average Briton today owns gadgets worth £4,600 1 as they fill their homes with the latest plasma screens, DVD players, MP3 players and digital cameras. Up to £7,500 High Risk items cover for those valuable, more likely to be stolen possessions such as PCs, TVs, Cameras, Jewellery and Art (higher limits available on request). Read more...

Home security lapses revealed
New research by Privilege Home Insurance reveals that while three quarters (75 per cent) of people who own or rent a home claim the safety of their home is very important to them and four in 10 are confident that their home is as safe as it can be, their behaviour suggests otherwise. Home security lapses revealed 27 September 2005 Perceptions of Brits as a nation of security conscious homeowners are trounced today. However, a surprising and worrying finding reveals that one in five (17 per cent) do not have a home insurance policy. Don’t leave home without:. Over four in 10 (46 per cent) don’t always check that appliances are switched off every time they leave the house. buildings insurance home insurance Read more...

Disasters in the home
The most frequent claim is for accidental damage, such building home insurance second as spilling food or drink on carpets and sofas, damage to TVs or entertainment equipment, DIY accidents such as drilling through a cable or water pipe, or even damage to patio doors and double glazing. Householders without the reassurance of home insurance can spend years rebuilding their lives should such disasters occur.” Notes:. In fact, Churchill’s data shows that the average householder will face some sort of loss or damage to the home every seven years and 9 months, totalling as much as six times in a lifetime. buildings insurance home insurance house insurance Read more...

Wednesday Nights Cost 127m
The research, by Churchill Home Insurance, provides an insight into when burglars are most likely to strike and shows that homes are as vulnerable on week days as weekends, when people are out and about more. Lock front and building home insurance second back doors even when the property is occupied. “Burglaries can obviously occur at any time but a few simple precautions can make a real difference. Read more...

First phase of supply chain
home building contents insurance Thecompanies, ROK and Improveline, will manage buildings claims and carry out all repairwork that is covered by the claim. Two dedicated glazing suppliers Martindales and building home insurance second Pilkingtons. The industry-leading deal, announced in February this year, is part ofLloyds TSB Insurance's substantial investment in its 'claims re-engineering' programme, whichwill deliver a more customer focused claims process.This first stage of the five-year collaboration between Lloyds TSB Insurance and R&SA sees theappointment of a number of specialist suppliers who will help deal with claims. Read more...

Unapproved Building Work
insurance building home DireciLine’s Family Legal Protection offers policyholders access to legal advice on a variety of issues including those relating to home ownership. Nearly one in five (18 per cent) found that their loft conversions were not approved, and five per cent garages or carports, after purchasing their home. Not obtaining planning permission or ensuring that building regulations are complied with may make a property unsaleable and, more seriously, structurally unsound. A good move is to ask an estimator to do this for you, such as www.estimators-online.com. Read more...