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Insurance tips for movers and renovators

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Moving home or renovating in 2026? Make sure you’re adequately covered.
Moving home or renovating in 2026? Make sure you’re adequately covered.

Before you move, it’s important to check the details of your home contents policy, as exclusions may apply to the removals process. For example, some insurers only cover belongings packed and moved by professionals. Additionally, your home insurance won’t automatically be applicable at your new address, so you will likely need to transfer the policy over (if allowed).


Similarly, if you’re renovating your current home, it’s important to review your existing policies. If your project involves structural changes or new fixtures, you will likely need an extra layer of cover to ensure you’re sufficiently protected if something goes wrong.


As with all insurance policies, conditions and exclusions will apply.


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