You can get insurance from these companies through MoneySuperMarket, but this doesn’t include every single insurer on the market.
Non Standard Home Insurance
Non Standard Home Insurance
Non Standard Home Insurance
Non Standard Home Insurance
Non Standard Home Insurance
Non Standard Home Insurance
Non Standard Home Insurance
Non Standard Home Insurance
We've taken the details you gave, and used them to show you personalised scores to tell you the chance that you application for each card would be successful.
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The higher the score, the stronger chance you have of getting the card. If you see a very low score, you're probably better off choosing a different card.
If you see a high score, you can be fairly confident. The scores aren't a guarantee as acceptance of your application is at the sole discretion of the card issuer, but they should help guide your choice.
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We want to show you as many insurers as possible, so that you can choose what suits you best. But, we can’t promise to show you every single insurer, because some insurers don’t want to be included on comparison websites. For customers like you who have more unusual requirements to insure your house, we felt it was best to rank insurers that provide the best range of cover across non-standard issues.
Non standard home insurance essentially covers all those risks that are not covered in standard home insurance. This is where an insurer makes adjustments to a standard policy due to certain aspects of the insurance profile. This could mean an adjustment to the premium or a specific exclusion.
This will cover policies which may be affected by the following:
For the same reasons you would buy standard home insurance, to protect your buildings and contents. If your property is being used as security against a mortgage or loan, then the lender will insist on home insurance. To find out more about non standard home insurance and which types of property most commonly require this type of policy, read our specialist home insurance guide.