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Robbery advice to help prevent being a victim of theft from your home this summer. Sussex Police are promoting Operation Magpie which is aimed at preventing burglary in homes, a risk that increases in the summer months. They are encouraging … Continue reading
Residential landlords fact tough penalties for failing to comply with legislation, deadline for tenant deposits to be in a tenancy deposit scheme now expired for residential landlords 6th April 2007 saw some changes to the way landlords Read more [...]
Insurance for property upon exchange of contracts if you have a long stop completion contract for a property you are buying If you are buying a property with a contract using a long stop completion date you need to have … Continue reading
Once a landlord has his rental property in a condition suitable for letting a decision needs to be made about the type of tenant that is preferred. When providing a landlords insurance quotation, insurers will usually request details Read more … Continue reading
Police Authorities have issued a warning about the increase in domestic burglary over the bonfire night period. Typically this is a period when many homes are left empty as the occupants visit bonfire night festivities. Across Police Forces Read more … Continue reading
What are the risks associated with taking on the role of executor of a deceased person’s estate? Is it a simple matter of liasing with a few officials and keeping thinks moving or is an executor taking on far more … Continue reading
For owners of unoccupied property, second homes or holiday homes as well as student houses which might be empty for some of the winter period, it’s time to check your insurance policy conditions and ensure that your heating and other … Continue reading
Household insurance policies are designed to protect a home and its contents during the time it is being lived in by the householder, rather than providing insurance when a home is unoccupied. So what happens to the policy cover when … Continue reading