LV= Broker partners with Source Insurance

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LV= Broker’s Clear Home Advance product is now available with Source Insurance and provides enhanced cover.

The LV= Broker product provides buildings cover up to £500,000 and contents up to £75,000.

It also includes the flexibility to increase buildings cover to £1,000,000 and contents cover to £100,000, as well as increased contents cover for weddings, civil partnerships and religious festivals.

In addition, it provides cover for theft from outbuilding and student belongings cover up to £3,000, which will protect family members if they are away studying at college or university.

Tania Frowen, managing director at Source Insurance, said: “It’s wonderful to welcome LV= Broker to our panel. Both our companies share values and goals and truly put the customer at the centre of everything.

“We pride ourselves on delivering award-winning service and LV= Broker joining us will provide brokers with even more choice for their customers.”

Jon Santer, LV= Broker head of home underwriting, added: “We’re really excited to be joining Source’s home insurance panel. Partnering with specialist professional intermediaries who are experts in their field is core to LV=Broker’s home strategy and Source well and truly fit this mould.

“We’re looking forward to working together in the future to help our customers protect what’s important to them.”

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