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The average insurance policies have interest rates from 5%, and more often, higher. The percentage you’re charged will depend on your chosen insurance company and the rates they offer. However, paying monthly seems easier and more affordable, as you can spread the cost of the policy and the interest you’ll be charged, over the year.

You can find an average landlord insurance policy for around £142 from Simple. Paying this over a year would only cost you around £12 per month, and when you look at it like that; it’s very affordable for a really good service.

Do I still have same cover if I don't pay yearly?">Do I Still Have cover if I Don't Pay in Full?

The reason why insurance companies charge interest rates, is because they look at your agreement and policy as a personal credit agreement of some sort, that’s also why they credit check you. If you started your policy today, and your building is burnt to the ground the next day, your insurance policy will pay out.

• Your rights are still legal; it won’t matter if you pay monthly, or annually.
• Choose a policy that offers interest free monthly payments.
• Pay with a 0% credit card and pay the card back over three or six months.
• Insure other properties you own with the same insures and get discounts.

Pay by direct debit, as you must keep your payments up to date, also check your bank account to make sure they are taking the money every month.

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How can I save money on a policy besides paying monthly?">How Can I Save Money On a Policy?

• Pay for your policy annually.
• Take out the minimum policy requirements.
• Secure your properties with an approved alarm system.
• Ask for discounts if you have more than one property.

What do I need in a landlord insurance policy?">What Do I Need in a Policy?

The makings of a good policy includes several different types of cover, lets have a look at what you could include, and why you would need it.

Adding Loss Of Rent Insurance

If you are a victim of fire or flooding, it can be a horrible time to go through, especially when you have a mortgage hanging over your head for the property that’s now unoccupied.

A loss of rent policy will cover the mortgage payments for up to 12 months, while repairs are being made.

This insurance will be part of your over all policy, buy to let landlords would mainly use this cover, as most landlords have a mortgage on the property.

Alternative Accommodation Insurance

If your property becomes uninhabitable, what do you do about the tenant living in the property?

• Where do they go?
• Where do they sleep and eat until the property gets fixed?

When you have loss of rent guarantee protection, the insurance companies will pay for alternative accommodation, while works going ahead in the flat or house.

Building Insurance for Subsidence, Fire and Flooding

The bricks and mortar of your building can be cover with a standard buildings insurance policy. A policy can be purchased which includes cover from £75,000 up to £2 million, depending on the value of your insured property

Take what you need and no more, because insurance companies won’t pay more than the re-build cost anyway. Make sure you have a clear re-build cost from a trusted builder and include costing for inflation.

Accidental Damage Cover

Whenever an accident happens, your covered with this little baby. When any tenant breaks or damages your household contents, you can claim the cost, which recovers the value of the items.

Landlord Contents Insurance - from £5,000 - £75,000

You can buy a contents insurance policy that pays out up to £75,000 for high value items. You can always add more, but more is not always needed, take out cover that only covers your true contents value, if you forked out £5,500 for furniture and fittings, insure them for £10,000.

Top Tips:

• Keep your receipt of purchase
• Buy second-hand quality furniture
• Provide an unfurnished property and make the tenant take out his or her own contents insurance.

What About Landlord Liability Insurance

Small business owners with one or two properties should only need the minimum liability cover, which will cover your interaction with the public.

• Take out a £2million pound policy for each property.
• Pass on employee liability cover and look after your properties yourself.

Consider what you need, do you really need £10,000,000 worth of liability insurance? Probably not, you’re the business owner and you need to assess what you need.get in touch with us.

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