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Insurance is expensive enough as it is, why spend even more when you don't need to? This article explains how you may well be.

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Author: Emma

Be sure not to make the mistake of letting these types of insurance ( cheap car insurance ) overlap - if you are unsure about what is and isn't included, read your PMI policy in full.

We don't think that Mobile phone insurance is worth bothering with. If you have home insurance you may well be covered by that. Also, seeing as you will usually (

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) have to pay the first £50 of the claim, is it really worth it? We think going pay-as-you-go is the best thing to do if your phone gets broken or stolen.

You may notice on your car insurance and home and contents insurance an extra mention of Legal expense cover . It's in these areas that a dispute over who is responsible for the damage is most likely to occur, so a number of these policies include it for no extra cost. However, it may be an optional extra, and if you're a member of a trade union or a professional association, then you may already have some legal cover set up as a member's incentive. Check this out first and you could save some ( remortgages ) money.

Some companies are trying to convince people to take out ID Theft insurance . There's no need. If it does happen to you then you will only be responsible for the first £50 according to 'Which?' magazine, so the insurance is pretty pointless. You may also find that your bank will be prepared to waive all charges.

Ever bought a new watch and then accidentally dropped and broken it the next ( best mortgages ) day? If you bought it on credit card then you're in luck. Purchases are insured against accidental damage and theft for a set period of time, for example up to 60 days with Barclaycard. Before you got and buy another one, remember that the purchase may actually be insured.