Essential
A single, well-understood policy.
- One cover type, such as contents or third-party motor
- Written list of exclusions
- Email claims desk
- Standard excess
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The figures below are examples for a standard risk so you can see the shape of our plans. Your illustration will change with age, sums insured, excess, claims history, and the honesty of the facts you share. Taxes or levies, where they exist, are added on the quotation, not hidden inside these examples.
A single, well-understood policy.
The plan most families compare first.
For a shop, studio, or workshop.
| What you are comparing | Essential | Household Shield | Premises & Firm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best starting point | One clear need | A household with shared bills | A premises or a small firm |
| Named adviser | On request | Included | Included |
| Written decline reasons | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Example only | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Examples assume a straightforward risk and a mid-range excess. They are not an offer and they do not include every fee a schedule might show.
Our promise is to make complex insurance language readable, to answer claim questions in writing, and to show the price of cover before you commit.
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BFDLife began as a promise to explain cover before anyone was asked to buy it. If you are comparing policies today, write down the people who rely on you, the loan you could not clear alone, and the excess you could pay next month without borrowing. Bring that page to hello@bfdwinery.com. We will answer with options, including the option to buy less.