17 February 2020Insurance

Uinsure launches non-standard home insurance product

UK insurtech firm Uinsure has launched an online quote and buy non-standard home insurance product.

Uinsure said this will enable it to offer an enhanced in-house suite of GI products across home insurance, non-standard and buy to let, as well as home emergency, legal protection and rent guarantee options. It can now offer an online quote and buy service for non-standard categories such as listed buildings, holiday homes and homes with previous subsidence and flooding.

The company has also accelerated the process used to generate a standard home insurance quote by combining the final set of confirmations required to validate full eligibility into three separate final eligibility checkboxes.

Director of product development Paul Kelly said: “It’s an awesome start to the year for Uinsure – hot on the heels of appointing senior members to our management team, receiving the Defaqto and Moneyfacts Five Star rating, we’ve now added the much-awaited online non-standard home insurance product to our offering. Being able to offer such a rounded solution is excellent news – and one we’re very proud of. Our continued thirst for success and innovation in the insurtech world is clear to see.”

CEO Simon Taylor added: “I’m immensely proud of this latest addition – it really strengthens Uinsure’s continued hunger for industry disrupting tech, and by offering this high quality product combined with our even faster journey, it’s a sure winner for our advisers who will now be able to supply award-winning products to their clients with non-standard requirements.”

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