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House Insurance in Charlesland

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  • 26-07-2006 12:10pm
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    Decks
    Closed Accounts Posts: 106 ✭✭


    Hey Guys moving into my 2 bed apartment in September, mortgage company wants my house insurance sorted. Anyone got any recommendations for good home insurance? Cheers.


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    Eoin
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    Decks wrote:
    Hey Guys moving into my 2 bed apartment in September, mortgage company wants my house insurance sorted. Anyone got any recommendations for good home insurance? Cheers.

    Your management fee covers your house insurance, as this is a block policy. Your solicitor can confirm this for you. This will not cover your contents however, so you will have to get these insured elsewhere.


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    Decks
    Closed Accounts Posts: 106 ✭✭Decks


    Thanks Eoin. Any suggestions for Household contents?


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    Eoin
    Registered Users Posts: 21,257 ✭✭✭✭Eoin


    Decks wrote:
    Thanks Eoin. Any suggestions for Household contents?

    We use Glennon, but I have a work group scheme with them for motor and home insurance, so I get a good rate. May as well ring them though:
    http://www.glennons.ie/personal/home_insurance/


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    Decks
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    i shall give them a call so. cheers.


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    new arrival
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    guys your best bet is go to www.insure.ie, we've done it and got the best rate. Said to a few friends and they've all gone with them.


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    Do_nal
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    Just so you know you don't have to have your contents cover in place for your mortgage people, so no hurry. All they're interested in is the block policy (ie. the building insurance) which as Eoin says your solicitor should get from the management company with the contracts.


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