Home Insurance News

Tornado destroys Birmingham street

A freak tornado has devastated homes in a Birmingham street.

Good news for first time buyers as house prices fall

House price rises lowest in nine years

New spray to protect homeowners' property

A new spray could help boost burglar conviction rates but homeowners will still need to protect themselves with contents

Police launch Dorset crime crackdown

Dorset police has launched a crime reduction incentive.

South-east Cyprus ideal for buy-to-let

A new report has highlighted housing investment opportunities in Cyprus.

New millionaires want homes and cars

New research shows that Britons are becoming more financially sensible.

Buildings insurance to get cheaper

A new way of calculating buildings insurance could represent savings for consumers.

Home insurance essential for moving house

The ABI has warned of the need for home insurance when moving house.

Privilege Insurance covers home products with price guarante

Privilege Insurance has announced changes to its home insurance policies.

Bill for £532 million?

New research shows that customers who do not set up direct debits could be left with large bills.

Badger burglar sets home insurance precedent

A badger broke into a pensioners home, smashing a window.

Pet rabbit causes home insurance uproar

A pet rabbit got trapped under the floorboards of a woman's home causing hundereds of pounds worth of damage.

New report reveals higher house prices

A new report has discovered that house prices have risen this month and look set to rise further.

Home insurance getting cheaper

The AA's British Insurance Premium Index reveals that the average cost of home buildings insurance has fallen

Moving home mayhem

One in eight homeowners in Scotland has sustained an injury while moving house, the latest survey from Clydesdale Bank.

ABI responds to London terrorism attack

Insurance companies will deal with any subsequent claims as quickly and compassionately as possible.

Rising house prices make home cover more worthwhile

Halifax has announced that house prices in June rose by 0.1 per cent, in spite of some experts predicting a slow down.

New research shows key to secure homes

Edinburgh airport has announced it will be providing more flight options to customers wishing to travel to Scotland.

Insurers warn of damage to garden furniture

In the summer months, garden parties and BBQs may lead to outdoor breakages.

Homeowners warned to take care during school holidays

Parents cautioned about accidental damage from children.

Halifax issues subsistence warning

Subsistence warning despite recent torrential rain and floods.

 

• June 2005
• News For 2005
• August 2005