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- What if my circumstances change during the time I’m insured with you?
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- What is IPT?
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- When are payments taken each month if I pay monthly?
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- How many callouts can I request in a year?
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- Is it a legal requirement for a landlord to have insurance?
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- Do you need insurance if you rent a house?
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- You and your property
- I work from home, does this affect my policy?
- What is covering on a roof?
- Where can I get more information on flood risk?
- What does joint policyholder mean?
- Does everyone have the right to rent?
- Do I need to have a contract with lodgers?
- Do I need specialist insurance if I am building my own house?
- If a tenant refuses to pay their rent, how do I get the money I’m owed?
- Why can’t I get normal house insurance for my holiday home?
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- How often should I get my flat roof assessed?
- What is probate property?
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- How can I trust strangers to be guests in my holiday home?
- When is an EPC required?
- Do you pay more for grade 2 listed house insurance?
- What date did Flood Re start?
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- Do you insure thatched houses?
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- What insurance do I need to rent out my house?
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- What experiences have customers had with your holiday home cover?
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- What is the law on probate?
- When is a conviction spent?
- Does the policy cover my property whilst it is empty and up for sale?
- What does it mean when a house for sale is in probate?
- How do you work out the flood risk to my property?
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- Does the policy cover my home and belongings even if I have lodgers living with me?
- Do I have to declare spent convictions to insurance companies?
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- Why won’t most insurers cover a property in probate?
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