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HomeLet - Set up your own Homelet account ONLINE HERE

Homelet landlord services include insurance for both landlords and tenants. Manage it all online, your Landlords Insurance, Tenant Credit checks and Referencing, not forgetting the Furnishing Service.

Welcome to homelet on leabeven.com, they are a specialist provider of landlords and tenants insurance, providing a range of landlord and tenant insurance products that deal with all the risks that landlords and tenants face. You can do Tenant checks and Landlords and Tenants property or contencts insurance all online through this homelet portal as well as rental guarentee.

The UK has seen a massive increase in the number of property investors not least because of the amount of property seminars that are available. They range between the private landlord who owns a one rental property and the professional landlord with a portfolio of more than one property. No mater whick one you are Homelet online portal will suit you to do your checks.

So whether its building insurance, contents insurance or rental income guarantee, HomeLet on leabeven.com has the solution. Click on the link above as the homelet web site gives you an outline of all the products available. We look forward to helping you maximise the returns from your investment property and keeping you investment safe and secure with adequate insurance.

homelet is a trading name of Erinaceous Insurance Services Limited, including Let Plan, Truckinsure and Sportsure.

You can check this on the FSA Register by visiting the FSA's website www.fsa.gov.uk/register or by contacting the FSA on 0845 606 1234.

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HomeLet and Letsure transfer to Barbon brand

HomeLet and Letsure transfer to Barbon brand Following Erinaceous Insurance Services' rebranding exercise, the firm is reminding customers that its landlord and tenant insurance products, such as HomeLet and Letsure now operate as Barbon Insurance Group Limited.

Erinaceous was acquired by an investment company owned by its banks (HBOS, HSBC and Lloyds TSB), following its near collapse in April of this year.

The rebranding, which was completed earlier this month, forms part of a strategic review of the business and the firm's executive chairman, Leslie Goodman, says it forms the bedrock of a new growth strategy.

Both HomeLet and Letsure are in the process of setting up a scheme that will provide Energy Performance Certificates for landlords. The certificates will be required for new domestic rental property tenants from October this year. The scheme will sit alongside a range of new products already developed by HomeLet for the UK rental market, including "portable" insurance policies for tenants and Landlords Portfolio Insurance, which offers a premium discount for investors with a number of properties.

The name Barbon is has been adopted in respectful memory of Dr Nicholas Barbon who is credited with introducing fire insurance for buildings following the Great Fire of London, in 1666.

Students Advised to insure themselves with homelet

The NatWest and the Halifax have published surveys revealing that a substantial proportion of students (42% according to the NatWest) will be in part-time employment at the beginning of the academic year.

Weekly spending averages �109 (according to the Halifax), of which accommodation costs are typically �74.70. The remainder is made up of food, leisure and transport costs. However, concerns have been raised by Philip Suter of jml-insurance.co.uk that many students fail to take out insurance to cover their personal belongings whilst at university. The reasoning, Suter explains, is that many simply assume their expensive goods will never be stolen and that insurance is therefore a needless expense.

Students today often have a number of expensive possessions, such as mobile phones, iPods and laptops, amongst others, which have led to insurers HomeLet and Endsleigh offering policies for student tenants. Should a student's home be burgled, they could lose expensive designer clothing, computers and other electrical objects worth hundred of pounds, and without proper insurance coverage, the theft will be a dead loss with no compensation.

Although students can be highly mobile, and frequently change where they live, many rental policies are flexible enough to take this into account. Suter adds that parents should take a lead when it comes to contents insurance for their children, as most will simply not even consider the necessity of taking it out.

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