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  • M&S insurance
  • 2tyred
    Full Member

    For those with M&S buildings and contents insurance, is there anything you need to provide them with regarding bikes being covered? I can’t see anything in the online application process.

    Pleased to discover M&S is around £200 cheaper than my current provider so going to switch over, just want to make sure I don’t miss anything.

    Does the cover away from home extend to bikes as well?

    Cheers!

    TandemJeremy
    Free Member

    2 tyred – in theory no – and when I made a claim I just listed the spec of the bike

    However it would be a good idea ( and I have done) to take pictures of all the bikes with detail of the componentry

    teh cover away from hme does extend to bikes but there are caveats IIRC – not overnight unless in a building, must be locked and other stuff I can’t remeber

    Cougar
    Full Member

    teh cover away from hme does extend to bikes but there are caveats IIRC – not overnight unless in a building, must be locked

    I’d have to check, but I thought that wasn’t the case.

    Not that leaving your bike lying around is a particularly bright idea, but I don’t recall any such clause about locks on the insurance. They’re just covered. Could be wrong though.

    iain1775
    Free Member

    i phoned to check this before taking out my policy as I sometimes leave the bike in the car boot all be it chained to the three Isofix anchors and not on show at all
    M&S said thats fine away from home and still covered
    And no there is nothing to send them unless its worth more than £4k as their single item limit is £4k
    Regards at your house they are covered so long as they are within the ‘boundary of your property’ nothing about having to be locked inside a brick building like others specify

    LimboJimbo
    Full Member

    I’m currently going through a claim with them and they’ve been straight-forward to deal with so far. I would second the view about taking photographs, especially of any upgrades or if you have a custom build. Either that or keep the receipts for everything. I certainly couldn’t find any cover for the money that was better, so go for it.

    MrTall
    Free Member

    2 tyred

    If you join up to Quidco you usually get a pretty good discount off M&S home insurance.

    I took my cover out a few weeks before i started using Quidco and could have got over £40 cashback. 🙁

    Edit – current offer is £45 cashback.

    2tyred
    Full Member

    Excellent, cheers folks!

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