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What is the latest on affordable flood cover?

Q: Can my client, who lives near Lewes in Sussex, get affordable flood cover? A: The Associatio...

Q: Can my client, who lives near Lewes in Sussex, get affordable
flood cover?


A: The Association of British Insurers indicated in its agreement on flood
cover that it will provide cover "wherever possible".


If the claims expectancy is greater than 1:75 years, your client should be
able to get something affordable. However, the government will have to
play its part in continuing to provide adequate funding for flood
defences.


There are two main areas of concern. Firstly, what the industry is going
to

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