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To ask you how much your buildings insurance cost?

59 replies

girlfriend44 · 21/04/2023 16:29

Not contents insurance, just the cost of insuring your building please?
How much do you pay a year?

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dementedpixie · 21/04/2023 16:47

I always buy a combined policy so it's £266 for 1 year of building/contents insurance. Unlimited buildings cost with £100 excess.

ttcttc · 21/04/2023 16:50

£169 with a £100 excess

ttcttc · 21/04/2023 16:51

Combined sorry

Neededanewuserhandle · 21/04/2023 16:53

Mine's combined and it's a silly question with no context because it depends on so many factors.

Neededanewuserhandle · 21/04/2023 16:53

It's like saying how much did you shoes cost.

dottypotter · 21/04/2023 20:55

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BarkyMatherson · 21/04/2023 20:55

£800-1000 a year

Kittykatchunjy · 21/04/2023 20:57

I have no idea how to separate the two but about £3k a year for both

JaceLancs · 21/04/2023 20:58

About £150
contents is much higher

Screwedupworld · 21/04/2023 21:01

About £450 for both building and contents.

VisionsOfSplendour · 21/04/2023 21:05

Kittykatchunjy · 21/04/2023 20:57

I have no idea how to separate the two but about £3k a year for both

How big is your house😮

nannyl · 21/04/2023 21:08

Over £1000 with NFU

Most insurance companies wont actually insure our home and the "main brands" on comparison sites that do, quote £3k+

JaffavsCookie · 21/04/2023 21:10

With @nannyl here, over £1000 a year here for buildings and contents

JaffavsCookie · 21/04/2023 21:10

Also with nfu

Coffeecoffeeinmytummy · 21/04/2023 21:12

£260 a year for both content and buildings

Kittykatchunjy · 21/04/2023 21:23

VisionsOfSplendour · 21/04/2023 21:05

How big is your house😮

Stupidly it's not actually particularly big but it's listed and made from wood so no one apart the NFU will touch it with a bargepole

AndIKnewYouMeantIt · 21/04/2023 21:28

People don't really tend to separate them out. Plenty have contents only but not building insurance.

Mine's about £260 a year for a 4 bed terrace in a small town.

Wherearemymarbles · 21/04/2023 21:30

oh yes. Try insuring a grade II listed timber framed house with a thatched roof…!!

i think ours is around £450 with a£1000 subsidence xs in London

girlfriend44 · 21/04/2023 21:31

AndIKnewYouMeantIt · 21/04/2023 21:28

People don't really tend to separate them out. Plenty have contents only but not building insurance.

Mine's about £260 a year for a 4 bed terrace in a small town.

You need building insurance. If your house explodes or gets burnt down what you going to do?

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AndIKnewYouMeantIt · 21/04/2023 21:33

girlfriend44 · 21/04/2023 21:31

You need building insurance. If your house explodes or gets burnt down what you going to do?

Not everybody needs buildings insurance. If you're shared ownership it's leasehold and covered by the service charge. Same if you own in a leasehold flat with a monthly service charge or are renting.

drpet49 · 21/04/2023 21:34

AndIKnewYouMeantIt · 21/04/2023 21:28

People don't really tend to separate them out. Plenty have contents only but not building insurance.

Mine's about £260 a year for a 4 bed terrace in a small town.

What kind of moron doesn’t take out buildings insurance

Tradescantia252 · 21/04/2023 21:34

Mine is about £600 for a 3 bed semi but we have a history of subsidence so can't easily switch.

Daisiesandprimroses · 21/04/2023 21:36

Listed, it’s 2600 for building and contents

KillerSandy · 21/04/2023 21:38

Stunned at these costs - just taken a policy at 170 pounds with More Than as opposed to 360 with last year's lot. Both contents and buildings. A 4 year old detached house in the SE. Excess 250.

WarningToTheCurious · 21/04/2023 21:48

How long is a piece of string?

Grade I listed, timber frame, thatched is going to be massively different to a standard brick construction with a pitched tiled roof.