Paul Robertson kindly reproduces some extracts from his book looking at how the policyholder can make a complaint.
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Many people decide to let leasehold flats. In many cases as buy to let investments but also letting occurs by so called incidental landlords, i.e. those who have met a potential life partner with whom they have moved in or those who have temporally relocated because of work.
All Residents’ Management Companies need to ensure that the requirements set out in their Lease are covered by their blocks insurance policy.
Your Policy schedule will often show two values one referred to as the Declared Value and the other as the Sum Insured.
Paul Robertson looks at who is responsible for setting the sum insured and the impact of the average clause in the event of underinsurance.
The quality of your insurance cover is paramount, but the next most important matter is the accuracy of the buildings sum insured.
A Reinstatement Cost Assessment (RCA) is a professional assessment of what it would cost to rebuild a property if it were destroyed.
Belinda Thorpe advises on some of the recent questions received at Flat Living.
This month Paul Robertson looks at how to make a complaint about an insurance company and who is eligible to do so.
Have you ever considered what Insurers look at when they are calculating your premium or what you can do to help keep the cost down?