Any household insurance recommendations?

[anonymous-user]

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[Petrus1983]

A claim a year is careless - and I’m sure atleast one could have been self assured. However - try NFU or Chubb.

[dalenorth]

If you drop me your details over I’ll run you a quote through CETA. They do standard cover but also cover high risks, such as flood areas, thatched etc.

[alfabeat]

I found NFU to be the most accommodating, when others weren't interested.

[alscar]

I imagine with that number of claims in a short period ( but without knowing sums insured / premiums paid and therefore loss ratios ) most comparison sites will no doubt struggle for competitive pricing.
Hiscox are a sensible HNW insurer ( as are Chubb ) but might be worth trying to put through a Broker to do all the work ?

[Petrus1983]

anonymous said:

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That is a little annoying for sure. I worked in HNW insurance and a client had quite a high value break in, then a few months later had his Range Rover stolen. A few months after that I had another call to say his £700 bike had been stolen whilst he nipped into a shop. I explained that the 3rd claim really would hurt future renewals and they decided to replace the bike themselves. The £120 bag should have been explained in the same way so I’d certainly try and find a friendly broker if you can (or the poster above ).

[alscar]

Lol - I’m retired but never a Broker - other side of fence though.
I use Nowell and Richards for my cars but they also offer Homeowners insurance through the usual suspects and have always found them really helpful.

[Petrus1983]

anonymous said:

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Speak to Dale - after that msg me - but I’m not in insurance really anymore - but will help if I can.