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House Insurance

Bob_the_dog · 2012-05-13 19:26:21

House Insurance is up for renewal at the end of the month. Looking for at quotes and have come up with a dilemma. Our house was originally built around 1920 but fully renovated and extended upwards and outwards in 1998. When I put a build date of 1998 t he price of insurance drops by almost 160euros So should I declard…

13-05-2012 7:26pm

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Bob_the_dog

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House Insurance is up for renewal at the end of the month. Looking for at quotes and have come up with a dilemma.

Our house was originally built around 1920 but fully renovated and extended upwards and outwards in 1998. When I put a build date of 1998 t
he price of insurance drops by almost 160euros

So should I declard 1920 or 1998?

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#2 13-05-2012 7:34pm

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1920, or run the risk of a claim being denied.

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#3 13-05-2012 7:36pm

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3DataModem wrote: »

1920, or run the risk of a claim being denied.

Totally agree.Any claim made will be void due to the wrong build date being in your insurance contract

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#4 13-05-2012 8:07pm

Bob_the_dog

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Feck it anyhow, I hate insurance companies.

Thanks for the advice, honesty the best policy:(

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#5 13-05-2012 8:37pm

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Tell them out straight. Argue like hell and see what happens. As long as you "disclose", you cannot be accused of non-disclosure!

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#6 14-05-2012 10:31am

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Moved to Banking & Insurance & Pensions

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