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These policy books relate to landlord insurance policies.

These policy books relate to Saga Home Emergency policies

Yes, you are covered for up to 20% of the amount your building is insured for if your home cannot be lived in as the result of loss or damage covered by the policy.

Our standard landlord insurance doesn’t include boiler cover as part of the policy. Boiler issues or failure cause unexpected problems for tenants and also for you, so it makes sense that you want to be insured against this.

To make sure you have the right cover for your boiler, you would need to add Saga Home and Heating Emergency to your policy.

• Home and Heating Emergency – This adds further cover for a sudden and complete breakdown of the boiler, heating controls and main heating system.

If you don't need boiler cover but do want cover for other emergencies, that's an option.

• Home Emergency – This provides cover for a range of home emergencies relating to gas and electricity supply, water supply pipes, plumbing and drains.

We understand that you may not always be available to deal with property issues which is why we have made it possible for your tenants to deal with any emergency on your behalf. You can add Saga Home Emergency at any time by calling 0800 027 1355.

So we can cater to your needs, we offer a number of ways to pay for your Saga Landlord Insurance. The easiest way to arrange payment is by calling us on 0800 414 525 where you can set up a Direct Debit or pay by credit or debit card.

Monthly Direct Debit

Paying by monthly Direct Debit allows you to spread the cost of your insurance. It is a simple, convenient and safe way to pay for your Saga Landlord Insurance policy; you will be in complete control and ensure you're always covered.

Single Payment

This method allows you to pay for your annual Saga Landlord Insurance policy in full. You can use a credit or a debit card.

Cheque

You can pay for your Saga Landlord Insurance policy by cheque.

A policy excess is the amount of money you contribute towards the cost of a claim, for example, if your excess is £100, you will pay the first £100 towards the cost of the claim. Please note, if you are making a claim on both your buildings and contents then you will need to pay the excess on both parts.