Direct Line recommends personal possessions cover for pupils

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Direct Line recommends personal possessions cover for pupils

Direct Line has advised parents to check their home insurance policies to see if they cover personal possessions away from a property.

Andrew Lowe, head of home insurance at the financial services provider, made his comments as the organisation published data suggesting that the average youngster's school bag can contain almost £400 worth of supplies.

He stated: "The cost of replacing anything that gets lost or stolen can be high. Personal possessions cover on a home insurance policy ensures your children's favourite things are protected."

Figures from the company indicated that almost 40 per cent of school kids regularly carry a mobile phone with them, while 18 per cent have an mp3 player in their bag and five per cent have a handheld games console.

Axa Direct recently issued a statement on the same topic, noting that kids' school bags can be a tempting target for thieves.

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