Insurance, 'legal cover'?

[bledd]

How do you benefit from having it?

Could shave off another £25 from dropping it on my renewal.

 

[Maundie]

You don't need it, it will help in the event of a claim but if you have it on your house insurance don't have it on your car insurance as well as one will suffice.

 

[stoofa]

So if you have a no-fault accident that keeps you off work for a period of time your household insurance is going to help you recover these "uninsured costs"?

Don't know how much faith you put in the people over at PH - but when the same question was asked there the general consensus was very much to keep it.

 

[Hxc]

So if you have a no-fault accident that keeps you off work for a period of time your household insurance is going to help you recover these "uninsured costs"?

A third party legal firm will be dead keen to do that for free.

 

[Maundie]

It's called legal protection and if you have it on your household or car it covers both so no need to pay it twice, I was advised this by an insurance firm when getting a quote, they said as I had it on my car insurance there was no point me buying it with their house insurance as I would be paying twice for the same product.