Whilst insurance can be a great extra layer of protection for your personal assets, pets and trips, it’s still important to ensure that you’re aware of the terms and conditions and more importantly, the exclusions of your policy.
We take a look at some things that could invalidate your personal insurance, do you do any of these things?
Car Insurance
- Lying about key details such as your address
- Not informing your insurer about past accidents or violations
- Putting a lower risk motorist as the main driver and the real motorist as a named driver, called ‘fronting’
- Incorrectly estimating your mileage
- Driving with unsecured pets
- Letting others drive your car without cover in place
- Charging for lifts
Home Insurance
- Not securing your home, such as leaving doors unlocked
- Leaving your home unoccupied for over 30 days
- Installing a cat flap without informing your insurer
- Getting a lodger without informing your insurer
- Renovation
- Overestimating the value of your contents
- Sharing holiday photos online
- Failing to call 999 during or following a break in
Travel Insurance
- Participating in excluded activities such as adventure sports without sufficient cover
- Misuse of drugs or alcohol
- Not disclosing pre-existing illnesses to your insurer
- Failing to file a police report following theft
- Travelling to banned or dangerous areas
- Asking a stranger to take your photo
- Leaving valuables behind at the poolside
- Using your hotel’s storage room
At Jukes Insurance we’ll work with you to ensure that you’re covered for what you need, whilst making you fully aware of any exclusions your policy stipulates. Should you need to make a claim, we’ll work on your behalf to ensure you get a fair outcome and will provide advice and support when you need it.
To find out more, call one of our friendly team members on 01527 874092 or fill out the contact form below and we’ll be in touch.
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