CIS home insurance 'offers increased flexibility'

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CIS home insurance 'offers increased flexibility'

CIS is offering customers increased flexibility with a new home insurance product that allows them to set their level of cover to suit their individual needs.

Previous home insurance products have only allowed customers to insure their contents at three fixed levels - and for many this is impractical.

However, the new CIS home insurance product will allow customers to choose the exact sum insured so that they do not pay more than they need to while at the same time they can make sure they are fully insured.

CIS home insurance also combines individual payments, renewal dates and paperwork into a single policy which includes contents insurance, buildings insurance and travel and caravan insurance, making it much easier for customers to manage their insurance affairs.

David Neave, director of general insurance at CIS, said: "Most people want the security of having all their assets and possessions covered, without the hassle of arranging multiple policies.

"CIS's tailor made home insurance builds upon our core strengths of fair pricing and claims handling, by handing over greater flexibility, choice and convenience to the customer."

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