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Students Contents Insurance
Students contents insurance provides cover for students when they are away from home at college or university. We have partnered with a number of colleges and universities to offer this insurance as part of an overall package. The cover is incredibly wide and covers the following:
- Cover for theft or damage of property
- Liability for damage caused by negligence
- Cover for food in a freezer
- Cover for laptops and computers
- Cover for pedal cycles
Whilst the cover limits are generous, there is the option to extend them further by purchasing top-up insurance
Students contents in detail
Our students contents insurance can provide the following:
- Contents insurance Covers damage or theft of contents within your property
- Accidental damage insurance Accidental damage to landlord's fixtures and fittings.
- Personal belongings Cover for personal belongings whilst being worn or carried away from the home e.g. watches, clothes, electronics etc.
- Personal liability Cover for injury or damage to third parties caused by your negligence.
- Pedal cycle cover Cover for loss or damage to pedal cycles and accessories.
- Laptop and computers Cover for laptops and computers.
- Frozen food Cover for food in freezer.
- Money Cover for personal money.
Make a claim
Download our student contents insurance brochure
FAQs
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No, there is no legal requirement to do so.
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No, but cover is available via our top-up option.
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Anything you take with you when you leave the house on a day to day basis or if you are away for an extended period of time. This includes clothing, footwear, mobile phones, laptops, tablets, sunglasses, jewellery, watches etc.
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No, it’s absolutely free to obtain a quote for your student contents insurance.
Get in contact
Speak directly to our team
01223 445918
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