Rival insurers urge students on the way to university to invest in insurance to protect their belongings. The problem is who to believe - some specialist insurers assert addition Student gadgets and possessions for mom and dad home insurance is not good enough and could leave underinsured valuables.
On the other hand, at home insurers warn trade insurance is a waste of money if the students add their stuff to the parents policy.
Research by specialist insurer Endsleigh students are open 60% more likely to be targeted by burglars and thieves and they take worth up to £ 2000 from computers and gadgets to university.
So what is the best insurance for students?
The best insurance is always the one that provides the right cover at the right price - so here are some points to consider:
Mother home insurance policies
If only to theft, loss or accidental damage to people in the insured property, so if the student is not home from school, there is probably no coverage in force
Many will not provide cover from the student apartment and most will only pay if someone forces entry into the space
The possessions should be kept under lock and key in student apartment
Student claims will no claims discounts and influence policy excesses
Costs - adding a student should cost around £ 30 per year
Specialist Student Insurance
Costs - around £ 100 to £ 130 per year
Lower excesses - an average of 35 € - £ 75 compared to £ 100 or more on a standard home insurance policy
Elementary Student insurance will not cover valuables such as bicycles, laptops, mobile phones or music instruments
Some halls are uni student insurance as part of their rental package - but check the schedule to make sure that the cover is right for you
Other points to consider for the music and movie downloads on mobile phones, tablets and computers. Pair of standard policy is for this are read as policies or ask an advisor to ensure that you do not need to buy an extra student insurance coverage.
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