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21/01/2010 - Shopping for home insurance is a 'sensible option'

Landlords and tenants may wish to switch their home insurance providers to save money, it has been advised.External affairs director for Equifax Neil Munroe said that this is a sensible option, rather than cutting out cover completely."...

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13/01/2010 - Empty property 'may not be covered by insurance'

Landlords should advise tenants who are thinking of leaving property vacant for more than one month to check their insurance policies.Sainsbury's Home Insurance has revealed that 36 per cent of policies will not cover a property that has be...

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08/12/2009 - AXA: Christmas shock if landlords fail to protect pipes

Landlords should protect property against burst pipes or possibly face thousands of pounds of damage, according to Axa Home Insurance. A OnePoll survey of 2,000 Britons in November found that a third of people will be away from home over th...

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26/10/2009 - Private landlords urged to focus on risk management

Risk management is a key issue for private landlords in the UK, it has been suggested.According to Malcolm Harrison, spokesperson for Let Insurance Services, rental insurance is the "number one part" of managing risk.He also indic...

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29/09/2009 - Students 'assume landlords will cover cost of theft'

Many students presume that they will be covered by their landlords' insurance policies if they are burgled when living in rented accommodation at university, according to Direct Line.The insurance company claims that those who have signed t...

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14/09/2009 - Private landlords told not to cut back on cover

It is a "false economy" for private landlords to cut back on insurance because they could be liable for millions of pounds under public liability with regard to their properties.That is the view of Chris Horne, editor of Property ...

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11/09/2009 - Private landlords 'concerned about rent'

Some 30 per cent of private landlords are worried that they will not receive rent from their tenants, according to insurance firm Direct Line for Business.And even though missing rent payment breaks the rules of a tenancy agreement, one in ...

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10/09/2009 - Property prices rise again, says Halifax

Property prices in the UK increased by 0.8 per cent in August, according to Halifax's latest house price index.It is the fourth time in the first eight months of 2009 that there has been a rise in the value of bricks and mortar.And with the...

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