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Renters insurance from just €7.50 a month

  • 03-11-2017 6:19pm
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    Liberty Insurance: Sinead
    Company Representative Posts: 8 Verified rep ✭


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    Renting an apartment or house? You probably have items you would like to protect such as clothes, jewellery, bikes, cameras, laptops and sports equipment – things that would amount to quite a sizeable loss if they were damaged, destroyed in a flood or fire, or stolen. When it comes to your own personal belongings your landlord's policy will not cover them so you should consider taking out cover for your contents.

    Our renters insurance offers great cover at an affordable price, from just €7.50 a month. Plus, you get the peace of mind that comes with knowing the stuff you love is protected.

    Find out more

    Minimum premium €90. Based on a 29 year old renting a 3 bedroom mid-terrace house in Dublin 6. House built in 2000. Sum insured €20,000 contents. Excludes optional extras and fee to pay monthly. Terms and conditions apply. Liberty Insurance dac is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.


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