NatWest home insurance policies are underwritten by U K Insurance Limited which is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority, registration number 202810.
Want to insure your home and get a great little treat to go with it?
Choose a £20 e-voucher from over 100 retailers when you take out a new, or renew your existing home insurance policy before 7th November. You will receive an e- voucher code automatically as long as:
- you’re a UK resident and take out your policy between 28th August 2023 and 7th November 2023
- the policy isn't cancelled within 31 days of start date
One voucher per household and terms apply. Underwritten by U K Insurance Limited.
Why choose renters insurance?
You could get a quote in less than five minutes
You can pay monthly at no additional cost. (Subject to eligibility and credit agreement. Credit facilities for over 18s only. Representative 0.0% APR)
You can tailor your policy with optional add-ons and choose how much your contents are insured for (from five values).
The details
Core cover OpenClose
Sum insured (how much your contents are insured for)
Contents
Alternative accommodation
Downloaded content
Money in your home
Optional extras OpenClose
Accidental damage
Personal possessions cover (outside your home)
Legal protection
Switch your home insurance
When you switch to NatWest home insurance, you can claim up to £50 towards any cancellation fees your current insurer charges. Once you’ve cancelled your existing cover and taken out your new policy, get in touch with U K Insurance Limited. They’ll arrange for you to be reimbursed within seven to 10 working days.
Important information
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