Sainsbury's Home Insurance says don't be left underinsured

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Sainsbury's Home Insurance says don't be left underinsured

Sainsbury's Home Insurance policyholders have been advised that they could lose out if they do not tell their insurer about building works on their home.

Joanne Mallon, Sainsbury's Home Insurance manager made her comments after the organisation unveiled research claiming that 13 per cent of homeowners were thinking of making structural changes to their house over the next year.

She spoke about how building extra rooms on a property is an option but said people should be sure to check how it affects their premium.

Ms Mallon said: "Homeowners should know that in the event of an incident happening during or after the works are completed they could be left underinsured or even invalidate their insurance."

The most popular choice of work that people are planning is a loft conversion, followed by side extensions and garage conversions.

Sainsbury's Finance last week announced the launch of a financial advice website called Money Matters which it hopes can be an independent resource to help people with any money worries.

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