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Save money on buildings and contents

As the properties we own are probably the biggest investment we will ever make it makes both economic and common sense to ensure that they are fully protected by having the best possible insurance. The insurance should be with a reputable company at an affordable and competitive premium and with an insurer who is going to deal with all claims quickly and as sympathetically as possible.

Many home owners are aware that they are able to switch their insurance cover from the bank or building society with whom they have their mortgage but never get around to doing it. In our experience, banks and building societies are good at arranging mortgages, but are often not so competitive when it comes to home insurance.

You could be surprised at just how much you might save by allowing us to arrange your insurance for you, even if you are covered by a direct insurer. Alexander Sterling introduce Household Insurance Services for all of your general insurance needs. They use a panel of select insurers to provide insurance for properties that are owner occupied, let to tenants or used as a second/holiday home. This means that competitive premiums are quoted for most types of risks and circumstances. Find out how to save money, click on our insurance picture at the top of our website and complete the form.

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Interesting Fact

One in three of us will be burgled at some point in our lives


According to the latest figures, one in three of us will be burgled at some point in our lives - and a quarter of all households don't have home insurance. Nothing matters quite as much as your own home so it makes sense to protect it.

And break-ins aren't even the half of it. Whether it's flood or storm damage, a fire or even a simple accident, there are plenty of reasons why not having insurance could spell disaster.

So what should you look for in a policy? In both cases, the small print counts. Essentially buildings insurance policies should cover you in case you need to rebuild your home if it is totally destroyed.