Insurance cover
Tax Planning and Financial

fenno
fenno
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211 Posts
16 years ago
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I think you will find that just about all insurance companies can offer 'Landlords' insurance, this usually includes Buildings(specify amount),Contents(specify amount) and Liability cover. Simple really just phone around like you would any other insurance.
I wouldn't lose to much sleep about the amount of buildings cover. If you are not sure as to the amount then i would go for the higher amount just to be safe i don't think it would effect the premium to much. What price can you put on peace of mind.

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