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Research finds only 7% of UK properties correctly insured

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RebuildCostASSESSMENT.com has reported only 7% of UK properties are insured accurately with 70% of properties underinsured and 23% overinsured.

RebuildCostASSESSMENT.com listed the top 10 property types that are the most underinsured:Nursing homes/care homesHealth centres and surgeriesPublic houses, licensed premises, hotels,OfficesSchools/educationSports centres/recreation centresWarehousesPlaces of worship,Agricultural buildingsFactories and industrial

The firm, part of Ardonagh-owned RiskSTOP Group observed that while they figures remain a concern there has been some progress made in tackling underinsurance. Last year it reported UK

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