First Year Student Living In Halls?
When you rent a furnished property, you may be responsible for insuring the landlord’s furniture and other contents.
We can cover up to £5,000 as standard for which you are accountable to pay for loss or accidental damage to your landlord's property. There is an optional extension available, to increase the tenant's liability to £10,000 which includes accidental damage to your landlord’s household goods, furniture and furnishings within the insured address.
This means that if the landlord's property is stolen or damaged accidentally whilst in your care, we will cover the costs up to a maximum of £10,000.
Landlords, accommodation providers and letting agencies are likely to hold you accountable for any costs for theft or damage to their property and many of them now ask their tenants to have some liability insurance in place. If your privately rented flat, house or shared accommodation is fully or partly furnished, tenant's liability will make sure you can afford to cover the cost of replacing or repairing your landlord's contents.
Our student tenant's liability insurance is automatically included with a contents insurance policy, up to £5,000 in total, in relation to theft and accidental damage to the landlord's contents.
We will pay, at our discretion direct to the landlord, up to the amount shown in your schedule, for sums which you become legally liable to pay as damages under the terms of a formal tenancy agreement in respect of:
Yes, you can extend the cover to included Accidental Damage To Landlords Property | Tenants Liability for up to £10,000.
This will cover the amounts you become legally liable to pay as damages under a formal rental agreement, following loss or damage to your landlord's household goods, furniture and furnishings within the insured address, following accidental damage or damage by fire, storm, flood, theft, escape of water and other similar causes.
When you rent a furnished property, you may be responsible for insuring the landlord’s furniture and other contents.
We can cover up to £10,000 which includes accidental damage to your landlord’s household goods, furniture and furnishings within the insured address.
This means that if the landlord's property is stolen or damaged accidentally whilst in your care, we will cover the costs up to a maximum of £10,000.
Landlords, accommodation providers and letting agencies are likely to hold you accountable for any costs for theft or damage to their property and many of them now ask their tenants to have some liability insurance in place. If your privately rented flat, house or shared accommodation is fully or partly furnished, tenant's liability will make sure you can afford to cover the cost of replacing or repairing your landlord's contents.
We will pay, at our discretion direct to the landlord, up to the amount shown in your schedule, for sums which you become legally liable to pay as damages under the terms of a formal tenancy agreement in respect of: