IF you own or have inherited a property that is empty for more than 30-days then you will probably need unoccupied insurance and The Property Insurer can help you to save money by comparing the prices of the best UK … Continue reading →

IF you have inherited a property, have a holiday home or even a let property that is empty, then you will need insurance to cover against losses just like your own home that you live in. Vacant property insurance is … Continue reading →

There are a variety of reasons why you might end up with an empty property on your hands; you are moving to a new house and waiting for your old property to be sold, or you could be in rented … Continue reading →

YOU may need empty property insurance for lots of different reasons from moving home to inheriting an estate and this is your guide to getting it at the very best price. Most normal home insurance policies will cover your property … Continue reading →

CHEAP means low cost when it comes to looking for vacant property insurance because you want to know you are covered in the event of any accidents, thefts or claims. You cannot run the risk of cutting down on the … Continue reading →

Landlords, local authorities and owners of unoccupied properties will rest a little easier in the knowledge that from September 1st squatting in a residential building in England and Wales will be a criminal offence, squatters potentially facing up to 6 … Continue reading →

IF you have an empty property this is the simple steps guide on how to buy insurance that gives you the cover you need at the lowest price possible. If your property is empty for less than 30-days at a … Continue reading →

IF you leave your property unoccupied for more than 30 days then you will need good vacant insurance and this is how to get it. There is no rocket science here, it is an easy to follow guide and will … Continue reading →

Most home insurance policies insist that your property must not be left unoccupied for 30 days or more; the problem for insurance companies is that experience shows that empty properties are at an increased risk of claims for theft, vandalism … Continue reading →