Students living in shared accommodation are now eligible for HomeLet’s comprehensive Tenant’s Contents Insurance+ policy, which offers protection against theft and accidental damage.
The policy, which was launched in 2009, is aimed at people living in a house share, and covers the policyholder and two additional tenants who are named on the tenancy agreement.
Up until now, only professional sharers have been eligible, but HomeLet has now extended the policy to cover student sharers. It costs each person around £1 per week and insures the tenants’ contents including specified items like laptops and bicycles.
It also provides tenants with cover for accidental damage to their landlord’s contents, building, fixtures and fittings up to the value of £2,500.
his means that tenants don’t have to worry about losing their deposit if accidental damage happens.
Sharers' insurance now opened up to students
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