Flat insurance is an extremely important issue for flat owners.  There are three key types of flat insurance every flat owner should be aware of: buildings insurance, contents insurance and directors and officers insurance.

In this section there are many articles about insurance for flats, including what your insurance obligations are as a flat owner or landlord, how to get the best premium on your flat insurance, as well as other information about insurance for flats. If you have more questions, require further clarification, or want to suggest an article don’t forget to contact us, comment on an article or leave a comment in our forum.

THE POLICY MOST OFTEN FORGOTTEN

Why flat owners should not forget their personal property..

Keeping your flats secure

James Hall at Lampier offers his company’s view on the policies you may need. 

WILL YOUR INSURANCE POLICY ACTUALLY PROTECT YOU?

John Byers looks at the sensitive topic of under-insurance.

Cause and effect

Jonathan Walker, of Stride Ltd, assesses the impact of the credit crunch on the property insurance market.

IT’S FOLLY TO CUT CORNERS

You need specialist flat protection? Then you require a broker to guide you...

Increased premiums on the horizon

Insurance premiums are, by the nature of the beast, hard to part with in the knowledge that you may or may not receive some benefit from your purchase.

Insurance - CHOOSE THE RIGHT POLICY FOR YOUR FLATS

Once all policies looked identical; the market is now so diverse that inside knowledge is essential.

Are you insured for that?

Buildings Insurance Premiums – A few tips that could help Resident Directors save up to 50 per cent at their next renewal.

Ian Reid Managing Director of Brevent Insurance, the leading independent block of flats insurance specialist explains why Resident Directors should pay much closer attention to their insurance arrangements now, especially as in many cases they represent 15-20% of the annual service charge.

The big debate – insurance commissions

Mira Bar-Hillel reports on the concern that a growing number of landlords are all too easily able to take commission for simply arranging building insurance for their block, and asks what’s being done to prevent this.

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THE POLICY MOST OFTEN FORGOTTEN

Why flat owners should not forget their personal property..

Keeping your flats secure

James Hall at Lampier offers his company’s view on the policies you may need. 

WILL YOUR INSURANCE POLICY ACTUALLY PROTECT YOU?

John Byers looks at the sensitive topic of under-insurance.

Cause and effect

Jonathan Walker, of Stride Ltd, assesses the impact of the credit crunch on the property insurance market.

IT’S FOLLY TO CUT CORNERS

You need specialist flat protection? Then you require a broker to guide you...