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Q. I live in a rented flat, can I take my contents cover with NatWest?
A. Yes, provided you own all the contents of the flat i.e it is not a rented furnished property.

Contents insurance covers contents that you own (not those of your Landlord).

NatWest's minimum sum insured for a rented property is £15,000. Their quote engine will ask 'Is your property? ' with a selection of options. Select from:

• Council Rented
  
• Private Rented
  
• Housing Association
  

Additional benefits of NatWest contents insurance include:

• Option to pay monthly for no extra charge (subject to eligibility)
• Up to £1,000 cover for downloaded information, including music, games and films
• New for old cover, apart from clothing
• Accidental damage cover to home entertainment equipment
• Accidental damage cover for DVD players, TVs, Hi-fi equipment and home computers
• Cover for up to £300 cash in your home, including travellers' cheques and travel tickets
• 24-hour household emergency helpline as standard, providing help to get problems fixed by a local repairer
• 10% discount for Advantage Gold and Advantage Private customers.

To get an instant quote for your tenant's insurance from NatWest follow the link above. You can then return to this page and compare the quote you get with other quotes offered by the other insurance sites listed in our Price Survey. This is a regular survey of the main online insurance sites in the UK to see which ones are cheapest. It shows most of the sites you might want to visit for a cheap home insurance policy in the UK. The sites included offer a good selection of the rates generally available and are easy enough to use. Some are big household name insurance companies such as DirectLine and NatWest, while others are small dedicated online insurance specialists or online offerings from existing intermediaries.