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Gees, hope you are not in a hurry. We have a reasonable size claim in with Real and have been waiting 16 weeks. (Well not really waiting...Ringing them up every week to find out that they have lost the paperwork yet again):mad: Cheers, F

Good point. I have a periodic lease in place (not a fixed term tenancy agreement), as it ran out. I will have to check with my provider. Cheers, F

Yes thats all fine, but the service is definately not.........it is not known until you have been diligently paying your monthly contributions possibly for a few years and then find out after you make a claim, that they are useless. It all is good and well, when you continue paying your...

Exactly........ That is the unfortunate thing about it. You are a loyal customer for years, and then when you want to claim, they don't want to know you. (just like home insurance, car insurance, etc, etc.) Point taken about Terri Scheer Cheers, F

Yes they will malicious damage is part of my general landlord protection. There is nothing for tenant protection? If kept up to speed with managing rental, costs would be taken out of bond and depends how tenancy agreement is worded. Cheers, F

This is true....... But it still seems a bit silly when your insurance company is suggesting that it is accidental damage (when it is not covered for accidental damage) when there is a hole in each and every wall of a house. I am currently reviewing insurances for all my properties now, as...