Halifax joins Confused panel
Halifax will offer unlimited buildings cover for customers’ homes, unlimited cover for their general contents, up to £5,000 worth of cover for high-risk valuable items, accidental damage cover for contents, and an online discount of up to 35%.
This new addition follows on from a number of new additions to the panel, including HSBC, Tesco, Alliance & Leicester and Churchill.
Peter Ablett, commercial director at Confused, said: “We are very excited to welcome Halifax to our home insurance panel
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