Tenants Contents Insurance
Tenants contents insurance covers you for when you are living in rented accommodation, this usually means the building and white goods are insured by your landlord, but your possessions are not.
- Cover for £7,500 worth of contents upwards
- Simple pricing structure
- Optional cover for electrical and portable items
- Optional cover for money and credit cards
- Optional cover for bicycles
Many rental properties will come with the caveat that tenants contents insurance is also taken out to protect any liability you have as a tenant for damage to your rental property. Tenants contents cover is designed to give you the peace of mind that your belongings are insured against damage, theft, fire, and even loss. Our contents calculator can help you estimate the value of the contents in your accommodation.
The Alan Boswell Group Difference
We are well placed to provide expert advice to tenants, having given advice to tenants and landlords for more than 40 years. Our tenants contents policy has been designed specifically for people who rent, covering everything from low to high-value contents. Our policies give you the freedom to select just the cover you need, so you don’t end up paying more than you have to.
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Tenants contents insurance in detail
Features of tenants contents insurance are as follows:
New for old cover
Landlords fixtures and fittings
Theft from outbuildings
Accidental damage
Contents in garden
Food in freezer
Two key exclusions to household insurance policies are wear and tear and pet damage, both of which are generally excluded from all sections.
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