Birthday bonanza from Direct Line

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Direct Line is offering 25% off all home insurance policies this spring, with an extra 25% off for policies bought via its website. This offer is part of the RBS Insurance’s brand 25th anniversary, as it began selling motor insurance policies in April 1985.

The discounts are available on buildings, contents, and combined policies.

This offer is for a 12 month buildings, contents or combined policy, either our standard home insurance product or its Home Plus product. Where more than one discount applies, discounts will be applied consecutively.

This offer is valid until 31 May 2010, and quotes made during the offer period are valid for 90 days. This is an introductory offer, and as such is only available to new customers.

When purchasing the insurance, customers are given the option of paying the whole annual premium up front, or paying by monthly direct debit. If paying by direct debit, the discount still applies to the overall price, but this price will be spread across 12 monthly instalments. If paying monthly, an APR charge will be applied, and the amount advised when the quote is made. The promotion applies to the home insurance premium and does not apply to other products or add-ons purchased. All discounts will be applied consecutively from the individual premium.

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