A home is an emotionally and financially valuable asset for most of us. Be homeowners or tenants; it is a place where we find comfort and happiness and create memories. A home is a safe place for us.

Landlords who rent out their properties are obligated to insure the property has adequate buildings insurance cover, while the tenant, who would typically furnish the house with their own personal ...

This proportion is almost six times larger than the comparative figure for those who own their own homes which is 6%, according to the research by Co-operative Insurance. The research reveals the most ...

Home contents insurance, also called personal property insurance, pays for damage from an covered event, such as a water pipe bursting or a wind storm. It's included in renters and homeowners ...

Tenants should primarily buy contents insurance. 'This covers personal belongings like electronics, furniture, clothes, and appliances against risks such as fire, theft, floods, and other natural ...

You want to make sure that the physical structure and its contents of your home are protected. It will give you peace of mind and ensure you can replace the home and your belongings in case the worst ...

COUNCIL house tenants will soon be able to sign up to a low-cost contents insurance scheme. The borough-wide service is being organised by their council landlords, who are choosing which insurance ...

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Offering her advice on this subject is Karen Rimmer: head of distribution at PSG Insure, who says that before letting out a house or apartment or opting to become a tenant, there are a few ...

Q: I’ve just purchased an apartment as a rental property and have been hearing horror stories from other landlords about tenant damage. If one of my renters damages the apartment, will they have to ...