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anyone know the best place to get one?Thanks
anyone know the best place to get one?Thanks
Go to moneysupermarket.com and compare quotes. Then go to quidco.com and see who is offering the best cashback.
I ended up going for Legal & General and got £60 cashback from quidco.....worked out at £120 for the year for buildings and contents (including track and trace cover and named high value items)
I would say never base your choice of home insurance on price, have a good think about the level of cover you need.
It's not that cheaper ones wriggle out of paying like suggested earlier it the thread, the fact is that they do not necessarily cover everything a slightly more expensive policy would.
Before you buy have a read of the policy booklet and make sure it is what you need, also be honest about EVERYTHING they ask you, it will only come back and bite you when you claim
Good deals on offer with Quidco atm. A recent policy resulted in the insurer paying me to buy a policy from them - http://www.quidco.com/?search=insurance
not sure I quite understand you from that linkThere is just a list of insurers on that page similar to what I had except for cars .I just picked one based on someones recommendation ie LV
well I finally got there Asda via quidco although I phoned them to cheque i was getting full cover , a bloke took over asking all the usual questions insisted I pay over the phone( safer) but told me I should still get my Quidco reimbursement as the transaction goes through the system.Hope he is right as there is £68 involved.
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Of-course he would say to pay on the phone as he would get his sales-commission (you know a bit of that £68)...
Have to agree with dejongj.....sounds like the salesman has done you over ......hope you got a good enough price because I very much doubt you will see the £68 unless you get back on the phone and cancel, before going back onto quidco and completing the forms and payment online.
Which is a good thing to expect, absolutely! The annoying thing is, can you be bothered to cancel and do it again online? I would as £68 is a tank of petrol in my car, a half decent dinner for two, half our weekly shop, a month of sky tv...you get the idea...yes it occurred to me later ,too late in fact, which is why i mentioned it hereAll I wanted was advice from him but the next thing i know i got myself entrapped.Trouble is I always expect integrity when dealing with these muppets .Dont suppose there is any point in making any protestations to Asda
cancelling would cost me about 20 quid anyway.Main thing is i have good cover with £50 excess on building and content with accidental damage on both and legal cover plus 1000 cover for items carried outside the house for £267.Buggers wont catch me again.It annoys me though because they put this "helpline" on and it turns out to be nothing more than a sales line
L& G wanted over £330 for the same btw
I'll cheque but the bloke just rattled off the terms and conditions and mentioned something about £20 cancellation fee in the processIsn't there a cooling off period?
I just checked and a 14 day period is applicable when purchasing these over the phone. It is the distant selling regulations. The £20 cancellation fee is yet another flexible-truth to make certain he'll get his commission I can only guess...I'll cheque but the bloke just rattled off the terms and conditions and mentioned something about £20 cancellation fee in the process