Take a look at our Insurance products; Home, Car and Life. We’ve got you covered.

Home Insurance can protect you from the cost of damage to the structure of your home and what’s inside. There are three main types of home insurance:

• Buildings. Covers the building itself.
• Contents. Covers the things inside your home.
• Combined. Covers both buildings and contents together.

You’ll be covered if your items or home is damaged by an event that’s covered in your policy. These events usually include fire, flood, storm or theft. More about home insurance.

Life insurance can act like a safety net and could help your loved ones cope financially when you can’t be there. It pays out a cash lump sum if you die before your policy ends. Check out our what is life insurance page.

Critical illness cover could help you and your loved ones meet day-to-day costs and let you focus on your own health and wellbeing. It pays out a cash lump sum if you are diagnosed with an illness covered by your policy before it ends. Check out our what is critical illness cover page.

Renters insurance is contents cover made with renters and tenants in mind. It covers the things inside your home that belong to you. Your landlord should have buildings cover which covers the buildings itself. You’ll be covered if your things are damaged by an event that’s covered in your policy. These events usually include theft and damage caused by fire or flooding. More about renters insurance.

Car insurance can pay out if your car is stolen, vandalised, catches fire or you are involved in an accident. It protects you against any damage you cause to other road users or property. Your level of cover depends on the type of policy you take out. More about car insurance.

Insurance is a financial product that safeguards you and/or your property against the risk of loss damage or theft. When you buy insurance, you transfer the cost of a potential loss to the insurance company in exchange for a fee. Insurance companies then pay out if there is a claim. If you don’t make a claim, you won’t get your money back.

Some types of insurance you have to take out by law such as car insurance.