Saga Home Insurance Promotional Codes

Offers and Deals for You

Online Discount

If you’re thinking about taking out Saga Home Insurance over the phone instead of online, forget about it. By simply signing up for your policy online, you’ll benefit from a discount of up to 20%, compared to the price you’d be quoted if you rang up.

Landlord Multi-Property Discount

When you take out landlord insurance with Saga Home Insurance, you’ll get a 10% discount for every additional property you insure. So if you own several properties and each of them is insured by a different company, it could be worth switching them all over to Saga so you can get the discount. It could work out much cheaper this way.

Free Worldwide Valuables Cover

All Saga TailorMade policies include worldwide cover for your valuables at no extra cost. If having worldwide cover is important to you, it could work out cheaper overall to opt for Saga’s comprehensive TailorMade insurance policy, instead of taking out a more basic insurance policy with another company and then paying extra for worldwide cover.

Extra Money Saving Tips

Follow Saga Online

Be in with the chance of bagging yourself all sorts of goodies by following Saga online. The insurance and holiday provider has active social media accounts on Facebook and Twitter where they post competitions you can enter to win everything from DVDs and gardening equipment to concert tickets, plus exclusive holiday offers and general interest posts. Each of the social media channels is updated several times every day, so check in as often as you can if you want to keep up with the latest goings on.

Transfer Charges Paid

If you’ve been put off from switching from your old insurance provider to Saga because you’re concerned about having to pay transfer charges, you really don’t need to be. Saga Home Insurance will pay you up to £25 to cover the cost of transfer charges applied by your current insurer when you take out a new home insurance policy with them.

Essential vs Premier

Saga’s Essential home insurance policy is the always the cheapest option and although it’s also the most limited, the difference between it and the more expensive Premier policy isn’t really that much. For example, when it comes to the buildings cover, the only differences are that the Premier policy includes full accidental damage cover within the home, a no claims discount, personal belongings cover and replacement of matching items. So if you’re looking for the best price possible, you should choose the Essential policy and pay extra for the additional cover options, if you really need them.