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Insurance on small acerage

madmaggie · 2019-08-11 22:50:43

I have just under twenty acres, which is leased out. At present I have my house insurance and public liability insurance all in the one package. Would I be better off separating them, and any suggestions as to who is the best provider? Thanks.

11-08-2019 10:50pm

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I have just under twenty acres, which is leased out. At present I have my house insurance and public liability insurance all in the one package. Would I be better off separating them, and any suggestions as to who is the best provider? Thanks.

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I doubt that there would be any savings by separating them but the only way to know is to contact your insurer. BTW if your land is rented you are supposed to inform your insurer as any change to your policy could impact it if you are unfortunate enough to have a claim.

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Thanks for the reply. I've been asking my neighbours, and talking to the leasee, they said pretty much the same. I was curious

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