The Source offers protection for home buyers

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The Source has introduced a Home Buyers’ Protection product.

It covers clients’ upfront expenses if:

  • The property is withdrawn from sale by the seller
  • The client is ‘gazumped’ by a margin of £1,000 or more
  • The client has to withdraw due to unforeseen illness or personal reasons
  • The lender requires remedial works of more than 10% of the offer accepted
  • The surveyors valuation is less than 90% of the sum the agreed price

For a one-off fee of £79.50, clients get £1,500 cover for a range of upfront expenses including conveyancing, survey, and lenders fees, as well as any charges made by the broker themselves.

Brian Coulton, business development manager for Source Insurance, said: “Our new Home Buyers Protection product covers the most common reasons for a property chain breaking down, giving clients four months peace of mind for just £79.50.

“It’s a great little product and it’s getting a lot of interest from mortgage brokers who are already in the habit of cross-selling home insurance.”

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