Our Knowledge Base is full of helpful blog articles, guides and checklists to help you through your property insurance journey.
It’s easy to forget why property insurance is so important, it becomes a certain amount of money leaving your bank each month to give you peace of mind, but do any of us actually plan for a claim?
If your moving home, you can stop worrying that you'll forget something and download the UKinsuranceNET Moving Checklist to be sure your all set.
These days it seems that people are happier to stay in their current homes and improve them rather than move somewhere completely new. Make sure you're making the right choice.
With more than 160,000 new properties popping up across cities in the UK every year, most people are jumping at the chance to be the first in the door. However have you thought about the negatives?
Light handed, never complaining, always punctual and incredibly clean. We’re sure this is what the perfect tenant looks like to most landlords. Finding this person is the hard part though.
If you’re the owner of multiple properties you could be saving money on your insurance. Through compiling your properties into a portfolio for insurance you can not only see great discounts.
Property is a part of people’s lives and an investment they work to protect, finding the perfect insurer can be a hard task. With companies on the market vying for your business, how do you choose?
We’ve all done it, we skip all of the extras because we want the bare minimum to get us by. Whether its property insurance or car insurance, there is always something else that can be added on.
As predicted, the parties coming out on top of the polls are Labour and the Conservatives. As proven in the past, the prospect of a coalition government is ever present on the political landscape.
You’ve got drawers full of bank statements and old letters, it’s not going to be glamorous sifting through all this. Here's a few ideas so that you can improve every part of your home this spring.
If you’re considering becoming a landlord you will most certainly need to get landlord insurance. This is a specific cover that protects your property investment when occupied by tenants.
An issue which arises often is maintaining gutters and drains. These are an essential system which protect your home from water damage, so if these are not in good working order, you could have issues
