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Security 'could reduce home insurance costs'
  
13th August 2009
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Many homeowners could reduce their home insurance costs by taking steps to increase their property's security credentials, according to a financial industry commentator.

Writing for Money.co.uk, Sally Darby said she believes that boosting home security could lead to a drop in home insurance premiums and reduce the risk of being targeted by thieves.

She explained that cutting home insurance costs can be relatively easy by introducing a few extra security measures across a residence.

"You can make your home more secure by fitting insurer-approved locks to your doors and windows - and keeping them locked when you are not at home," said Ms Darby.

"Insurer-approved alarms too will reduce the risk of a break-in, in turn reducing the cost of cover," she added.

Last week, Greenbee claimed that home insurance claims are on the rise due to incidents including accidental damage.

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