Work and Employment
Types of insurance
Summary
Topic hub for Types of insurance — 8 wiki pages extracted from approved sources.
Key information
- Buildings insurance — Buildings insurance covers the cost of repairing damage to the structure of your property. Garages, sheds and fences.
- Buying insurance for your mobile phone — Whether or not it’s worth insuring your mobile phone will depend on: Most mobile phone insurance policies have an.
- Critical illness insurance — Before you think about taking out critical illness insurance, ask yourself the following questions: * whether you.
- Household contents insurance — If you download music and films onto your computer, mobile phone, iPod or mp3 player, many home contents policies offer.
- Illness insurance — If you can’t work because of illness, accident or a disability, you may be able to get state benefits or sick pay from.
- Income protection insurance — Before you think about taking out income protection insurance, ask yourself the following questions: * that you don't.
- Travel insurance — * Getting travel insurance * Making a claim on your travel insurance * Accidents and illness when travelling.
- Vehicle insurance — * Vehicle insurance – making a claim if you’re in an accident * You're involved in a road accident abroad * Vehicle.
Practical guidance
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Related topics
Consumer RightsDriving and ParkingWork and EmploymentYour Rights at WorkTypes of insurance
More in this area
Sources
- Citizens Advice — Buildings insurance
- Citizens Advice — Buying insurance for your mobile phone
- Citizens Advice — Critical illness insurance
- Citizens Advice — Household contents insurance
- Citizens Advice — Illness insurance
- Citizens Advice — Income protection insurance
- Citizens Advice — Travel insurance
- Citizens Advice — Vehicle insurance
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