Cheltenham & Gloucester
Remortgage
4.74% - 2 year tracker
SVR 7.75 - APR 7.70
There are two types of insurance associated with home insurance namely Buildings cover and Contents cover.
Buildings insurance provides cover to the structure of the property and the fixtures and fittings from damage caused by Fire, Subsidence, Lightning, Storms, Flood and Vandalism and can include other provisions depending on the policy taken.
This cover is for all your belongings held within the property; this will include your furniture, clothes, jewellery and other personal possessions. There may be a limit to the amount of cover and depending on the policy may include possessions outside of the home up to a specific value. If you have particular items of high value these will normally be assessed individually and must be mentioned prior to taking out the policy.
It can sometimes be cheaper to take both buildings and contents cover out at the same time with the same insurance provider.
At Grovelawn Financial we work with both Paymentshield and Halifax and can offer you buildings and or contents cover for both residential and buy to let properties in the UK. Talk to one of our home insurance advisors today, they will be happy to offer you a quotation for either buildings or contents cover or both combined.
Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
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Grovelawn Financial is a trading name of Grovelawn Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.
Grovelawn Limited is Registered in England & Wales number 5030300. Registered Address: 98 Station Road, Sidcup, Kent, DA15 7BY.
Entered on the Financial Services Authority's Register — Register Number: 314204 — Consumer Credit Licence Number: 573287
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) do not regulate some types of buy to let, commercial, overseas mortgages, tax advice and credit or loans not secured on property.