Home Warranty

The Warranty Direct Home Warranty is a policy which allows the holder to cover a wide range of household appliances. There are single and multi appliances, with the multi appliance warranty covering up to 8 appliances. Prices start from less than £8 monthly. There are a range of set packages available for multi appliance holders to suit personal needs and preferences. These include a kitchen package, home entertainment package, digital package and whole of house package. If none of these suit you then there is also the option of a build your own package which allows the policyholder ultimate control over which appliances are covered!

Warranty Direct has a network of qualified engineers that can be called out to fix the appliance – the majority of kitchen appliances are “first time fixed” and so the appliance is ready to go again in less than an hour! There are no parts or labour costs involved so the premium you pay is all you need to spend! If a covered item breaks and can’t be fixed then a replacement appliance of equivalent value is sent out.

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Home Contents Insurance Tips

• Shop around before committing to a policy. Different insurance companies' rates differ greatly. It is important to shop around so you are sure that you are getting the best deal.  Often the best rates for contents insurance (also known as tenants insurance, renters insurance or possession insurance).
• Know what is covered under your policy. Most insurers cover damages to your home caused by smoke, fire, or theft. However, flood, earthquake, and other types of disasters are not usually covered. Check with your insurer to know exactly what's covered by your policy.
• Be sure that you have enough insurance. It is a good idea to have enough insurance coverage to be able to rebuild your house from scratch if something were to happen. Often, people only have coverage to cover the current appraised value of their home.
• Certain valuable items require their own policy. Things like diamonds and antiques require a separate policy in order to be covered. Check with your insurer to know their policy on such things.
• Security systems may reduce your costs. Tell your insurance company if you've got alarms or security systems in your home. This may save you money on your premium.  If you plan to revamp your home security before going ahead with home insurance, talk to some insurers about the recommended quality standards, as this will help you when it comes to taking out a policy.