Home & Contents

Nothing beats coming home to your family: creating a safe space for your people is the number one reason you work so hard. Designed especially for high net worth individuals, our comprehensive home insurance protects you and your family from a wide variety of misfortunes, so when you come home, you can relax.   

We are truly obsessed with providing a top quality service: your broker, as ever, works for you. We are always on your side, whether you are buying insurance or claiming on it. 

Unlike getting insurance direct from an insurer, all our policies are carefully worded in your favour designed to be advantageous to our clients, and our skilled in-house claims department supports you every step of the way.

We also have vast experience working with high-net-worth individuals with specific requirements that would be outside the realms of a standard policy. No request is unreasonable. 

Policy highlights
 

1. Comprehensive cover, including personal accident

Our home insurance policies include cover for a wide variety of perils:

• Fire
• Aircraft damage
• Earthquake, volcanic eruption
• Storm tempest
• Flood
• Subsidence, landslide & collapse
• Explosion
• Impact damage by third Parties and own vehicles
• Bursting or overflowing of water tanks, apparatus or pipes
• Strike riot & malicious damage
• Robbery/burglary
• Plate glass
• Spontaneous combustion
• Lighting
• Electrical fire
• Bush/grass fire

2. Reasonable deductibles – claiming shouldn’t be a burden

We believe prohibitive deductibles that prohibit claiming are against the very spirit of insurance – claiming should be financially accessible for all. 

3. Electronic equipment coverage 

Build additional coverage into the policy to save stress and disappointment in a claim. 

4. High single article limits, where required

One tripwire high-net-worth individuals can fall down on is the single article limit.

The overall policy limit might sound useful, but when a policy scrimps on single article limits, you can find yourself desperately under-insured when you come to claim. 

5. Loss of rent cover or alternative accommodation cover

If problems with your property would result in costing you money, your insurance should be set up to cover it. 

6. Replacement locks and keys

To help restore your peace of mind (after a burglary, for example).

Always on your side

Our advice helps you avoid getting caught out by technicalities, such as misinterpreting the real intent of the policy's terms and conditions.