Berkeley Alexander expands household panel

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Berkeley Alexander has announced that the RSA Clearchoice household product had been added to its panel.

Clearchoice is Defaqto 5-star rated for contents and 4-star rated for buildings. Standard key policy benefits of Clearchoice include buildings cover up to £1m, contents up to £75,000 and a home emergency assistance helpline.

It brings the total number of household policies on Berkeley Alexander’s online sourcing system to 18 from nine different providers.

Geoff Hall, managing director of Berkeley Alexander, said: “I’m delighted to welcome RSA to the panel. RAS is an insurer that prides itself on always going the extra mile for its customers and the Clearchoice policy is no exception – it offer a quality policy that makes it an attractive choice for  broad cross-section of the market.

“Through our panel, brokers have access to one of the widest choices of GI policies available anywhere in this sector of the market and suit eery level of customer need an budget.”

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