Insurance News Archive
- 26 Feb 2010
Buy To Let Insurance Holders See Number Of Renters Rise By 1m
The number of households renting privately from the likes of buy to let insurance policyholders has risen by around one million over the last ten years, according to research. - 26 Feb 2010
Commercial Buildings Insurance Holders 'unlikely To Change Rents In 2010'
Commercial buildings insurance policyholders with retail property are unlikely to change rental prices this year, according to an expert. - 25 Feb 2010
Property Sector 'works To Protect Consumers And Buy To Let Insurance Holders'
Welcoming the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors' (Rics) report on Transparency in Professional Fees, the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) and the Association of Residential Letting Agents (Arla) said that representatives had worked hard to ensure practices were open to scrutiny. - 25 Feb 2010
Renting From Buy To Let Insurance Holders 'inevitable For Many'
Renting from buy to let insurance policyholders is becoming an inevitability for many people as the number of new builds continues to fall, according to an expert. - 24 Feb 2010
Buy To Let Insurance Holders Warned About Lack Of Clarity In Professional Fees
Buy to let property insurance policyholders are being warned to be aware of the lack of transparency in relation to professional fees in the sector. - 24 Feb 2010
Landlord Fine Warns Buy To Let Buildings Insurance Holders
A Liverpool landlord has been fined for having sub-standard homes and failing to repair the properties which he rented, serving as a warning to holders of buy to let buildings insurance. - 24 Feb 2010
Mixed News For Water Bills Could Affect Buy To Let Insurance Holders
Average water bills will remain relatively steady over the next year, although there will be varied prices across the country, buy to let insurance policyholders may be interested to learn. - 24 Feb 2010
NLA: 'Money For Nothing' Renewal Charges Should Be Scrapped
Landlord property insurance holders may no longer have to pay renewal fees with agents, after the National Landlords Association (NLA) slammed the charges. - 24 Feb 2010
OFT Ruling On Unfair Fees 'welcome'
An Office of Fair Trading (OFT) ruling which found that letting agent Foxtons charged unfair fees to landlord buildings insurance holders, has been welcomed by an industry body. - 24 Feb 2010
Tory Planning Proposals To Affect Commercial Buildings Insurance Holders?
The Conservatives have pledged to change the planning system making it easier for people to change the use of buildings, which could affect those with commercial buildings insurance. - 24 Feb 2010
VAT Cut 'would Lead To Fewer Rogue Builders' For Home Repairs
Buy to let buildings insurance holders could get fewer rogue builders and be more able to make repairs to their home if the VAT on home improvements was cut, an expert has claimed. - 23 Feb 2010
Commercial Property Insurance Holders 'have Seen Market Bottom'
There is growing evidence to suggest commercial property insurance policyholders have seen the bottom of the market, according to an expert.
