Landlords

With the average UK household predicted to spend 54% of their post-tax income on rent and household bills by the end of 2022, it’s clear that the pressure on landlords and tenants financials is set to increase. To help ease the financial pressure, we’ve put together our top tips for landlords to help tenants amid the cost-of-living crisis.

Are you deciding whether to invest in a holiday home or a buy-to-let property? We look at the pros and cons of owning each.

We look at what ‘escape of water’ actually means, what’s covered by your insurance policy, and how you can lower the risk of water damage at home.

We examine what to do if you’re immediately affected by a flood and how to protect your property in the future.

We look at why rebuild cost is so important, how to accurately calculate it, and why underinsuring your home can lead to serious financial repercussions.

There are lots of different types of landlord insurance out there, so how can you be sure you’ve got the right cover? Our simple guide helps you find the best cover for your property.

Do you need landlord insurance? If you rent out a flat, you will have wondered if you need landlord insurance. We explore your responsibilities and the types of insurance for flats.

Rent-to-rent: is it the right option for you? It’s a way of becoming a landlord without the need for an upfront investment, but make sure you know what to expect from such a scheme.

When arranging home or landlord insurance, understanding your property's rebuild cost is crucial. However, recent claims data has identified that, due to their higher rebuild cost, stone-built properties are at a higher risk of being underinsured.