interesting, I have a few specific items listed, gaming PC, laptop, mountain bike, speakers, etc.House insurance itself is usually not a lot, it's the content that adds to it and how you want it insured. Jewelry, Bikes etc add significant amounts. If I take my bikes off then mine drops to sub £200 for instance.
interesting, I have a few specific items listed, gaming PC, laptop, mountain bike, speakers, etc.
related question, in the case of a total loss event (house fire for example), I assume the insurer wants proof of all of the items that you own, how do you document things like this, is it literally a case of going around the house taking pictures of everything ?
That's nuts man. Rolex tax for all the London robberies? I have 15k of watches declared on mine and it's under 300.I was looking for our travel insurance documents and whilst searching I saw an email from Axa about our home insurance renewal and that I'd canceled the auto renewal. In August! Don't tell Nationwide! Did a renewal quote and they want £1100.
I expect it's quite expensive as I added three watches (2x Rolex, 1x Bremont) to the policy in and out of home, might look into insuring them elsewhere if that's having a huge effect.
Thought I saw someone make this thread and looking through it doesn't seem that the price is that bad.
Modern house, 4 bed, nothing else crazy on the policy.
Who are you with? Think I need to go on a comparison site tomorrow, and also look for Top Cashback deals. Pretty sure I've been paying around £3-500 over the past ten years.That's nuts man. Rolex tax for all the London robberies? I have 15k of watches declared on mine and it's under 300.
Admiral. To be fair I'm on multicar/home and car - but it's still never been more than 300.Who are you with? Think I need to go on a comparison site tomorrow, and also look for Top Cashback deals. Pretty sure I've been paying around £3-500 over the past ten years.
Oooh never thought of that, both cars are with Admiral and the renewal is due soon.Admiral. To be fair I'm on multicar/home and car - but it's still never been more than 300.
Who are you with? Think I need to go on a comparison site tomorrow, and also look for Top Cashback deals. Pretty sure I've been paying around £3-500 over the past ten years.