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AXA statistics reveal that the week of Halloween and Bonfire Night is the worst week of the year for malicious damage claims with 5th November topping the rankings for the whole year.

A new survey by AXA Home Insurance reveals what makes up the average schoolbag and how loss, damage and theft of its contents affect one in three.

Protect your belongings by making sure contents insurance is added to your home or renters insurance policy.

18-24 year olds are Britain's most house-proud and cautious hosts, as financial concerns around home dramas turn people into paranoid party poopers, reveals Greenbee Home Insurance.

More people seem to be opting for a 'quiet night in' rather than find their entertainment at local restaurants. According to a new survey from AA Insurance, staying at home seems to be costing Brits up to £1.5 billion a year, because of accidents.

Over a third of Brits (38%) are spending more time at home doing DIY, says new research from AA Insurance. But one in ten are in for a shock, as their amateur DIY projects will go wrong, which could end up costing up over £100 to rectify.

Recent extreme weather has left households making insurance claims for flood and storm damage, underlining the Government’s UK Climate Projections report that suggest Britain can expect more of the same, says AA Insurance.

With Barclays the deal really adds up. Take out either contents only or combined buildings and contents home insurance and you’ll get your contents cover for half price as well as a further 10% discount for buying online.

Arranging Home contents insurance for a client’s property in London who lives outside the UK is just part of a days work for Neil Cook who receives numerous referral introductions from jml-insurance.co.uk

o New offer from Direct Line: 12 months home insurance cover for the price of 10 o Householders would do away with January and February if they could have a year with only ten months

There is now a huge rental market in the UK, many people renting cannot get a mortgage or don’t want to buy in case they lose their jobs, so they rent, unfortunately only a small percentage take out insurance.

Autumn has officially begun, and although car maintenance might not be at the top of everyone’s list of things to do, it’s surprising how a little bit

LV= research reveals £4 billion of renters money may be at risk as landlords fail to sign up to government's tenancy deposit scheme

Lloyds TSB Insurance research reveals the UK’s gardens are turning into little goldmines containing exotic plants, hi-tech tools and luxury furniture worth £18.6 billion