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Contents Insurance for Tenants

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Landlords do not legally have to provide their tenants with contents insurance, so if you are renting accommodation, it is a good idea to get your own contents insurance for tenants to protect yourself financially against loss or damage to your personal belongings.

Contents insurance for tenants is no different from contents insurance for homeowners – a good policy should cover loss or damage to your personal belongings as a result of:

A break-in or attempted break-in
Fire, storm or flood
Water leakage from domestic appliances
Freezer fault (cover the cost of lost food)

You will need to read the details of your policy, because some do not pay out for damage by a pet, and others require extra cover for high priced or high risk items. Use our online comparison table to compare the details and prices of leading contents insurance for tenants.