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26-01-09, 05:44 PM

can anyone point me in the rite direction for cheap home insurance?
cheapest sofar CHURCHILL "oh yes"

26-01-09, 05:47 PM

Hi Daz. i changed to e-home this year. Was with Barclays before, but e-home was about a third of the price.

http://www.ehomeinsurance.co.uk/

26-01-09, 05:50 PM

interesting stuff - i just auto-renew mine with NU / Aviva each year, gonna look round this time though, i reckon i'm being ripped off.

I assume confused.com will help me on my merry way.
"and the rebuilding cost is £3.50 and a bag of chips !!"

timwilky · 26-01-09, 05:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DMC

Hi Daz. i changed to e-home this year. Was with Barclays before, but e-home was about a third of the price.

http://www.ehomeinsurance.co.uk/

Both my son and I use e-home. good policy price, but as I have never had a home insurance claim in 25 years of house ownership I cannot say if the proof of the pudding is there for any company

26-01-09, 06:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mike_avfc

interesting stuff - i just auto-renew mine with NU / Aviva each year, gonna look round this time though, i reckon i'm being ripped off.

I assume confused.com will help me on my merry way.
"and the rebuilding cost is £3.50 and a bag of chips !!"

Probably wise to shop around each year. It appears to be standard practice to offer 'introductory' rates, which are then hiked at renewal time

Shellywoozle · 26-01-09, 06:17 PM

Daz

I am with Churchill and they are great, only thing you have to do is do a quote online with them every year to get it down, their renewals are stupid money but they match ya online quote no worries.

I just looked for house insurance for my Mum and couldnt beat Churchill, their basic cover has just gone up too.

tigersaw · 26-01-09, 06:31 PM

Direct line just offered me buildings and contents for £200 - over £100 cheaper than my renewal. However, I shall use that quote for leverage, no way would I use direct line - they insist on using their own cowboys for any repairs.

Shellywoozle · 26-01-09, 06:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tigersaw

Direct line just offered me buildings and contents for £200 - over £100 cheaper than my renewal. However, I shall use that quote for leverage, no way would I use direct line - they insist on using their own cowboys for any repairs.

Direct Line ripped an ex off on a car claim once, gave him half what it was worth and were generally horrid ! Stay clear of them rob dogs !!

26-01-09, 06:44 PM

I`m with these people http://www.nashwarren.co.uk/household/index.shtm I got a quote from ehomeinsurance last week and they wanted £28 more than nashwaren. I also tried churchill and they wanted nearly £50 more

26-01-09, 09:55 PM

ive had a quote of about £140 lowest, thats without any frills, hows that sound?

26-01-09, 05:44 PM	#1
kwak zzr Guest Posts: n/a	home insurance can anyone point me in the rite direction for cheap home insurance? cheapest sofar CHURCHILL "oh yes"

26-01-09, 05:47 PM	#2
DMC Guest Posts: n/a	Re: home insurance Hi Daz. i changed to e-home this year. Was with Barclays before, but e-home was about a third of the price. http://www.ehomeinsurance.co.uk/

26-01-09, 05:50 PM	#3
mike_avfc Guest Posts: n/a	Re: home insurance interesting stuff - i just auto-renew mine with NU / Aviva each year, gonna look round this time though, i reckon i'm being ripped off. I assume confused.com will help me on my merry way. "and the rebuilding cost is £3.50 and a bag of chips !!"

26-01-09, 06:17 PM	#6
Shellywoozle Member Mega Poster Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Woozle Land Posts: 2,234	Re: home insurance Daz I am with Churchill and they are great, only thing you have to do is do a quote online with them every year to get it down, their renewals are stupid money but they match ya online quote no worries. I just looked for house insurance for my Mum and couldnt beat Churchill, their basic cover has just gone up too. __________________ <((((((((((((((((◕‿◕) The Woozle woz ere (◕‿◕)))))))))))))))> Black K4 Pointy named Zuky, OEM belly pan, OEM hugger, OEM cowl, R&G bungs, akrapovic system, tinted double bubble Fabbri screen, tail tidy, scottoiler, alarm, datatagged, lowered seat for short ass rider named Shell. RIP PC David Rathband sad day 29/2/2012

26-01-09, 06:31 PM	#7
tigersaw Member Mega Poster Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Llanwrtyd Wells Powys Posts: 1,146	Re: home insurance Direct line just offered me buildings and contents for £200 - over £100 cheaper than my renewal. However, I shall use that quote for leverage, no way would I use direct line - they insist on using their own cowboys for any repairs.

26-01-09, 06:44 PM	#9
Speedy Claire Guest Posts: n/a	Re: home insurance I`m with these people http://www.nashwarren.co.uk/household/index.shtm I got a quote from ehomeinsurance last week and they wanted £28 more than nashwaren. I also tried churchill and they wanted nearly £50 more

26-01-09, 09:55 PM	#10
kwak zzr Guest Posts: n/a	Re: home insurance ive had a quote of about £140 lowest, thats without any frills, hows that sound?

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