Home Insurance
Direct Line offers mortgage and home insurance packageDirect Line has launched a new deal combining a cheap UK mortgage with a discount on home insurance. |
Reviewing finances top priority for 2006UK residents should make reviewing their finances one of their top priorities in 2006. |
Home insurance Christmas bonus expiresHome insurance policyholders are in danger of under-insurance as Christmas deals expire. |
The hidden cost of New Year's at homeDeciding to spend New Year's Eve at home can cost more than you might think, new research reveals. |
£4bn could be binned this ChristmasBritons are set to spend £4.4 billion on Christmas food, but 27 per cent of this food will end up in the bin, Lloyds TSB Insurance finds. |
iPods and MP3 players not covered by insuranceMost home insurance policies do not provide cover for iPods and MP3 players, specialist insurer Hiscox warns. |
Millions of families have no home insuranceThere are three million low-income families with no home insurance, placing their possessions at risk. |
Apathy sees Britons overspend on insuranceMillions of Britons could be paying too much for their car insurance and home insurance, as apathy sees people routinely renew policies without looking to see if cheaper cover is available. |
Friends cause £5.6bn damage to homesHaving friends round to visit has caused £5.6 billion of damage to homes and possessions in the last five years. |
British children get £1.4bn of Christmas giftsThis Christmas the UK's children are set to receive a staggering £1.4 billion worth of presents, new research reveals. |
![]() Christmas presents home insurance problemChristmas is coming, and home insurance is looking thin, as presents and parties expose policyholders to risk. |
![]() Winter weather advice for home insuranceHomeowners are being urged to act now to protect their properties from the effects of cold weather, or risk paying pay later. |
![]() Consumer spending leaves many under-insuredRecord consumer spending pushes home contents values up by around 50 per cent over the past five to ten years. |