BLOG BLOGCategoriesA cracked screen, a stolen phone or a laptop that suddenly stops working can be expensive to put right. Gadget insurance can help with some of those costs, but getting the right cover means knowing how the policy will actually work for you.
What is covered, what you would have to pay towards a claim, whether you already have protection elsewhere and what happens at renewal can all make a difference. With that in mind, here are some useful checks to make when taking out gadget insurance or reviewing cover you already have.
The start of a new school year usually means getting back into routines, picking up schoolbooks and supplies, and making sure everyone has what they need for the months ahead.
Insurance arrangements might not be the first thing that comes to mind, but a few simple checks can help make sure the right cover is in place as the new term begins.
Between packing the tent, planning your journey and getting ready for the weekend, insurance might not be the first thing on your mind. However, taking a few minutes to review your cover before you leave could help avoid unexpected problems later.
These days, it’s easier than ever to start an online business, whether you sell through your own website, an online marketplace or social media.
If you're shopping around for insurance, especially online, it's important to make sure you're dealing with a legitimate provider.
Whether you're commuting to work, heading off on a road trip or simply running day-to-day errands, it's worth keeping a few key motoring documents and contact details close to hand.
Hiring a car can be a convenient way to make the most of your holiday abroad, whether you're planning family excursions, a road trip or simply want the freedom to explore more. Before collecting the keys however, it's worth taking a few minutes to understand what's included in your rental agreement.
Working from home has become a normal part of life for many people. Whether you're working remotely full-time, splitting your week between home and the office, or running your own business from a spare room, it's worth taking a moment to consider how your home insurance might be affected.
If your home is affected by defective concrete blocks, insurance may be one of the many things on your mind.
Will your existing home insurance continue? What happens when your policy comes up for renewal? Will your insurer pay to replace defective blocks? And what happens to your cover while remediation work is taking place?
Planning a trip to Europe? Here's why it's important to understand the difference between your EHIC and travel insurance.
When it comes to insurance, there are many common misconceptions that can lead to confusion, or without the cover you expect! It is important to understand how your insurance really works to help you to avoid unexpected costs and make more informed choices.
Insurance scams are becoming more sophisticated, making it harder than ever to tell the difference between a genuine insurer and a fraudster. Knowing how to spot the warning signs can help protect you from becoming a victim.
A real concern for motorists when it comes to not owning or insuring a car for a while is that they might lose their No Claims Bonus (NCB), which can take years to build up. However, it’s not that black and white. Even with a gap in cover, your NCB can remain valid for a time, depending on your insurer.
If you're planning a World Cup trip, travel insurance should be an important part of your preparations. Having the right cover in place can help protect you if things don't go according to plan and give you peace of mind while you're away.
If you add additional drivers on your motor policy, your household can enjoy the benefits of a car without everyone having to own their own vehicle. Before you rush to add someone to your policy, let’s take a look at the fine print that can apply to additional drivers.
Whether you're planning a weekend staycation, heading to the coast, or catching a flight abroad, the August Bank Holiday is one of the busiest travel weekends of the year.