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Listed Building Insurance?

Question by chickaj | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

Can anyone recommend an insurer for a listed building? It seems as though most high-street insurers dont offer cover.
Thanks.

Answer: You need to find an insurance broker, who should then be able to find insurance companies who specialise in your kind of property. Best of luck.
 
 

Looking For Listed Building Insurance?

Question by rusty | Posted in Insurance

going to rent my flat, its a grade b listed building and struggling to get companies to insure, can someone help? thanks

Answer: I live in a listed building (Grade II) and my insurance is with Halifax.

:)

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Why When I Asked About Building Insurance From Adviser He Has Given Me 'life Cover' Quotes?

Question by angelrose0105 | Posted in Insurance

I got an advisor/agent in to give me quotes for building ins., he has emailed me figures but has listed them under 'life cover'
Sorry for sounding stupid but why? is this another term for building ins?

please help. Thanks

Answer: Your not being stupid, at best the 'adviser' is.

They are two totally different products, legally and practically. They are so different no decent insurance professional would ever confuse the two. In fact in very few cases do companies sell both types, you usually have ABC Insurance co and ABC Life co.

So I whole heartedly agree with legs, either the adviser (not really a proper term in the UK anyway which makes me suspicious) is incompetent or trying to sell you something you haven't asked for.

Either way, go somewhere else.

For ordinary buildings cover you don't really need an adviser anyway, try getting some quotes on-line. Just

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Who Needs Business Building Insurance?

Question by Helpforyou | Posted in Insurance

Im an agent, i see insurance policies, i need to know the list and types of people who needs business building insurance

Answer: If we are talking UK then anyone who owns or rents business premises needs buildings insurance, which covers many risks as well as the building such as third party liability, loss of rent if the premises are damaged etc.

Owner occupiers of premises will insure it themselves. If renting the landlord will insure and recoup the cost from the tenant(s) of the building.

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Self Factoring - Insurance?

Question by Jo P | Posted in Insurance

I own one of 6 flats in an listed tenement building.

We have had a factor for 2 years but they have not been very good at all. We recently voted to get rid of the factor and to try self factoring.

However, I am struggling to find reasonable sources of shared building insurance (the factor previously managed this and one home owner has had major issues with the insurance company and wants to end that contract too).

I wondered if anybody out there has self factored?

What kind of issues came up?

Any sources of advice?

How did you manage building insurance for shared areas as a self factor?

Answer: Doesn't sound like a USA issue, and you posted to the USA board.

But if you don't know HOW to self factor, you probably shouldn't be self factoring.

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