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Couch potato Brits
However, broken equipment and pulled muscles are more often the outcome.” “With this in mind we have offered a special sports insurance package to supplement our household insurance. This provides extended cover for sports equipment including theft and accidental damage during use and even covers customers against the costs of an unusable club buildings insurance home insurance house insurance membership should they suffer an injury that prevents them from taking part in club activities.
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Grandad missed out
Ensure that valuables, including Christmas presents, are not left visible from the exterior of the home. Nearly three-quarters (74 per cent) of respondents intend to buy books and one of five (19 per cent) will be giving socks, compared to one in twenty (5 per cent) givingi-Pods or digital cameras (6 per cent). Overall, there is set to be a decline in present buying this Christmas, with adults predicting that they will spend nearly £950 million less in 2005 than they did in20042.In spite of this belt-tightening, our kids will do better than ever this year, netting animpressive £1.5 billion worth of presents3.
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Home is where the happiness is.
Quite why the Geordies are so cheerful is hard to say:. It's unlikely to be because they came 14th in the Premiership last season, and it surely can't be the weather.However, least happy are the Moaning Minnies of London, where only 84% think their home is a happy one, with 16% claiming it isn't.
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Diamonds girls best friend.
According to the survey, nearly half buildings insurance home insurance house insurance of all men consider up to £500 to be a fair price for a ring. Post Office® Head of Home Insurance Phil Ashkuri said:. If your engagement ring is worth more than £1,500 make sure you add it to your personal possessions cover. buildings insurance home insurance house insurance 13/02/2006 - PostOffice Home Insurance Press Release Men count the pennies when it comes to engagement rings. Post Office Home Insurance covers up to £20,000 for jewellery. building insurance for the home Read more... |
Surrey gardeners have greenest fingers.
26 May 2006 - Barclays People in the South East have the greenest fingers in the UK, spending the highest amount of money on visits to garden and DIY stores, according to research by Barclays Home Insurance. Londoners spend the least on their home and garden and make the fewest visits to garden and DIY centres, perhaps unsurprising given the shortage of green space in the capital. Outside of the South East, Somerset and Frome and Tiverton and also see large sums spent on gardens and home improvements. building home insurance quote Read more... |
Student Possessions Worth 2.5bn
According to the government's Good 2 B Secure student website, students own more expensive consumer goods per head than the rest of the population. If possible, make sure that every door and window in their student room has a good lock. Churchill Insurance recommends additional cover for any other type of theft. With nearly a million** undergraduates living away from home during term-time, parents should make buildings insurance home insurance house insurance sure their offspring are properly insured. Student Possessions Worth 2.5bn 29/07/2005 Students in the UK are collectively taking 2.5bn* worth of possessions with them to university this year, estimates Churchill Home Insurance. Read more... |
Aladdins cave in the garden
building content home insurance Electric drill 16. 20 per cent of shed owners admitted they don’t bother to fit a buildings insurance home insurance house insurance lock and over 60 per cent admit they don’t keep their shed anything like as secure as their garage and often don’t even bother to lock it. Mark Bishop from insurer, Cornhill Direct said:. As thousands of green-fingered Brits enjoy getting out in their gardens this summer (weather permitting), a new survey reveals that many of us have a small fortune stored in the humble garden shed. Read more... |
It's all in the stars!
cheap buildings and home contents insurance Arians 'rammed' up to the top of the luck table with the least number of claims, whilst all bets are off for the gamblers of the zodiac - Sagittarians - as they are the unluckiest. "Regardless of your birthday, star sign or element, the truth is that everyone can do their bit to protect their homes and help minimise the risk of a home disaster. Fire, Earth, Air and Water. Water signs most likely to flood, fire signs most prone to smoke damage - when it comes to home claims your luck is written buildings insurance home insurance house insurance in the stars, says esure.com. Read more... |
Smashing party
building contents home insurance The carpet ripped in the process and cost £2,000 to replace. •Scratches to wooden buildings insurance home insurance house insurance furniture. Eastern Scotland London South East Midlands South West North East Wales North West Yorkshire Northern Ireland Age variations are also available split:. Read more... |
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White elephant gadgets.
Ranking - Item - % of adults admitting to owning but not using the item - Number of adults admitting to owning but not using the item 1) Sandwich toaster - 45% - 21.51m 2) Bathroom scales - 31% - 14.82m 3) Coffee machine - 30% - 14.34m 4) Footspa - 22% - 10.52m 5) Electric knife - 21% - 10.04m Esure.com’s predictions for 2006 include the healthy juicer and the novelty ice cream maker. We also have no qualms about buildings insurance home insurance house insurance cluttering up the houses of friends and family, with 22.3m of UK adults admitting to palming off unwanted items to their nearest and dearest. Read more...
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Brits fork out 1.7 billion
“It’s great that couples are choosing to reward themselves in this way, but it’s also extremely important that they make sure that their home buildings insurance home insurance house insurance contents are fully covered before they jet off. More than 43,000 (2 per cent)** arrived back from their overseas wedding to discover that they had been burgled. YouGov interviewed a total of 2,113 UK adults aged 18 and above. The desire to escape irritating relatives was one of the main reasons for marrying abroad, with more than a quarter (27 per cent) saying this is why they fled our shores. Read more... |
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