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• FAQ

  Will motor insurance cover damage to vehicles?

  Yes, comprehensive motor insurance covers damage to your vehicle. If you have third party fire and theft, this does not cover damage as a result of storms or floods. If your vehicle is damaged by someone else or their property (such as a falling roof tile) to be able to claim against them you would need to show that they were legally liable (negligent).

• FAQ

  Is there any insurance cover in the event of disruption to power supplies?

  Some home contents policies may cover loss of food in freezers (up to the policy limit) due to failure in the power supply. Check if your home contents policy covers this.

• FAQ

  Will home insurance premiums go up after a storm?

  Property insurance premiums are not usually impacted by one event, but rather on the cost of a range of many different factors. One event will not usually push up property insurance premiums across the board. If you have made a claim or claims during the year this may impact on your premium at renewal, depending on the cost of the claim.

  If you have made a claim you could lose any no claim discounts that built up, which could make a difference to the following year’s premiums. However, home insurance is very competitive so we always advise people to shop around for the best cover for them.

• FAQ

  If bad weather prevents me from travelling can I claim on travel insurance?

  You should contact your airline or travel agent for advice. Some travel insurance policies may offer some cover for missed flights due to your journey to the airport being disrupted in certain circumstances, so check your travel policy. If your flight is delayed by bad weather, then policies may pay a fixed cash sum after a specified number of hours delay, and also if delay caused by bad weather forces you to abandon your trip.

• FAQ

  What should you do if you are affected by a storm?

  Contact your insurer as soon as possible if you need to make a claim for damage. Have your insurance documents and policy number/s to hand. Check your policy as most insurers have 24 hour emergency helplines to give advice and ensure that your claim gets moving as quickly as possible. Keep your mobile phone handy in case power lines are disrupted.

• Burst pipes and water leaks

  Preventing leaks and burst pipes Frozen pipes Our guide to stopcocks Getting winter ready Water damage to your property is usually covered as a standard feature in your buildings insurance…

• James Daltons speech at the Worshipful Company of Firefighters: Fire Lecture 2016

  02/11/2016

  Out of the Ashes of the Great Fire of London: The insurance industry is born Introduction Masters, Wardens, Sheriff, Alderman, Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen It gives me great pleasure to…

• Insurers extend their Covid support to help many of the UK’s 17 million home and 27 million motor insurance customers

  13/10/2020

  

  Pledges by Association of British Insurers (ABI) members  to support those working from home due to the pandemic and drivers have been extended till 31 December 2020.

• Consultation papers

  ABI response to MHCLG Housing building statistics consultation

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  07/07/2020

• Answering your questions on combustible cladding and insurance

  09/02/2021

  

  I recently wrote about the incredibly difficult challenges facing many leaseholders living in buildings with combustible cladding and we know the cost of insurance is only one of those challenges...