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  • Insurance help (again) – not M&S please
  • oxym0r0n
    Full Member

    Moved house recently (bigger but safer one) and contents insurance is up for renewal – currently with Halifax (through the AA) but they have added £ to the premium… 😕

    Been with them before but M&S are not interested because apparently in a flood risk area 🙄 (urban environment, more than 400m from a water source)

    Any other suggestions? (to include bikes of course)

    Thanks

    skyhigh_71
    Full Member

    Hiscox

    LoCo
    Free Member

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    igm
    Full Member

    Check the flood plains on the Environment Agency website (they seem to have been updated recently) – M&S could be wrong and might listen.

    muddy@rseguy
    Full Member

    Greenbee buildings and contents seem pretty good and do include bike cover.

    dropoff
    Full Member

    Just gone with morethan and saved a packet. might be pants if I need to claim though 🙂

    edit. M&S wouldn't touch us either and were even further from water.

    JPcapel
    Free Member

    Hiscox, as suggested, is meant as Hi-net worth Insurer – meaning really you need to be rich to require a Hiscox policy.
    Try Halifax directly, rather than via AA, where AA are acting as Broker and will take a cut.
    Halifax and M&S remain the 2 home insurers which seem to cater to high value bikes more comfortably.
    Sainsburys is underwritten by Halifax and I believe has good prices – so also worth a try. Or consider esure (albeit sold by Halifax about a week ago) but again good prices & cover levels.

    Daffy
    Full Member

    Oxy – Same here with M&S in a floodrisk area. Went with Greenbee in the end, unlimited contents, £5k max value for bikes outside the home.

    £250 cheaper than M&S.

    oxym0r0n
    Full Member

    Thanks guys – will try Halifax directly and give Greenbee a try too…

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