Some travel insurance companies charge an additional premium to cover your luggage and money when you go on holiday, or offer a discount if your luggage and money is covered separately. By adding Personal Belongings to your Home insurance you won’t need to include cover for your luggage and valuables on your Travel Insurance.
Some home insurance policies can offer Personal Belongings cover that give up to £2000 for any single item and up to £5000 in any one incident, that’s up to £2500 more cover than you would get from a basic Travel Insurance policy*.
Generally this valuable additional protection covers you for loss or damage to any of your personal belongings which you take outside the home, such as Luggage, cameras, jewellery, money and Credit cards, for an unlimited period of time in the UK and Europe and limited days worldwide. It means you will also be covered for the items you take with you on everyday trips that you make. So for example, if you lose your handbag or wallet whilst doing the weekly food shop, you could claim for the items lost under this insurance cover. Check carefully with your insurance provider to see what you are covered for, what the single article limit is, and how long you are covered for when in the United Kingdom or abroad.
Insure4Retirement have issued this guide for information purposes only on what could be available on a home insurance product. No advice is being offered as to the suitability of any policy to your own personal circumstances.
Insure4Retirement can offer a comprehensive personal belongings cover in addition to your home contents insurance which provides the following:-
• Cover up to £2000 for any single item
• Up to £5000 of cover for any one incident
• Unlimited protection in the UK and Europe and cover for up to 60 days worldwide
*Annual worldwide travel insurance quote obtained from moneysupermarket.com. 99% of quotes provided baggage cover ranging from £500 up to £2500.