Your Duty of Disclosure: What You Must Tell Your Insurer

your home your duty, insurance disclosure made clear

Discover why your ‘duty of disclosure’ is crucial for protecting your home insurance in the UK. From past claims to renovations, learn exactly what you must tell your insurer – and when – to ensure your coverage stays valid. This article will help homeowners understand their responsibilities and avoid the common pitfalls that could void their insurance protection.

5 Things Your Insurer Won’t Tell You (But a Loss Assessor Will)

5 Things Your Insurer Won’t Tell You (But a Loss Assessor Will)

When disaster hits, the last thing you want is to get lost in confusing insurance terms and policy exclusions. Many homeowners face this challenge, often unaware of obstacles that can weaken their claims. Issues like unreported risks and the hidden effects of property modifications can all add to the complexity. Continue reading to learn about the five important things your insurer won’t tell you and why hiring a loss assessor might be the smartest move for your home.

Air Fryer Dangers: What Northern Ireland Homeowners Need to Know About Fire Risks and Insurance Claims

Is Your Air Fryer a Fire Risk? 48% of NI Homes Own One | 1 in 5 Report Safety Issues

As Northern Ireland embraces air fryers for economical cooking, a disturbing trend emerges. With 48% of NI homes now owning these appliances—far exceeding the UK average—the rise in devastating fire incidents is causing alarm. Recent data shows the average air fryer fire claim reaching £29,555, with one catastrophic case causing £80,000 in damage. Discover the hidden risks in your kitchen and learn how to protect your home and family…

Insurance and Oil Spill Cleanup: What Homeowners in Northern Ireland Need to Know

The Impacts of Residential Oil Spills

This blog looks into the challenges domestic oil spills pose for Northern Ireland homeowners, offering prevention tips and emphasising the importance of professional assistance. Learn why expert help is crucial for maximising your insurance claim and safeguarding your home against potential environmental and financial impacts.