Ex Offender Insurance |Ex Offender Home Insurance | Ex Offender Business Insurance
- Ex Offenders Insurance - Click on either banner above and we will transfer you to Woodstock Insurance Brokers for a quote who rarely cannot help find ex offenders insurance cover
- Lots of People have a Criminal Conviction! - Government statistics show that more than 8 million people have a criminal conviction, Woodstock understand this and have specialist schemes to help get you insured again
- Business and Home Insurance for Ex-Offenders - Most standard insurance schemes exclude people with criminal convictions, use the banners above to connect to Woodstock and get a quote.
- All Convictions Accepted - Our partner has an approach to find all ex offenders insurance, no matter what the conviction, insurance quotes. Please note Ex Offenders Insurance for Northern Ireland clients is also available
- Home Insurance for Ex Offenders - Please note that clicking on the banner above transfers you to a specialist ex offender insurance service
IMPORTANT - PLEASE REMEMBER IT IS THE DUTY OF THE POLICYHOLDER TO DISCLOSE UNSPENT ANY CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS THEY OR FAMILY MEMBERS HAVE. SO PLEASE DO NOT ASSUME IF YOU HAVE NOT BEEN ASKED THAT THE COVER IS VALID
If you have a criminal conviction, it can be exceptionally hard to find ex offender insurance. Many providers simply do not offer policies to people who have criminal convictions.
There are niche ex offender insurance schemes however to help people who have a previous criminal conviction to find adequate insurance. Our partner, Woodstock, can help ex offenders find products for insuring their home or business. This service is available to clients in the UK.
The standard exclusion for criminal convictions applies to many insurance products and can particularly effect home and business insurance. Furthermore, not informing an insurance company about a previous criminal conviction can cause an individual many problems including the invalidation of cover. There are niche insurance schemes however to help people who have a previous criminal conviction to find adequate insurance. Our partner can help ex offenders find affordable home and business insurance even if you have a previous conviction.
Read more about the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act and how that effects ex-offender insurance.
Ex-Offenders Home Insurance
It is the policy of most home insurance companies to exclude ex offenders or people who reside with an ex offender. Our partner can help clients with criminal convictions find appropriate home insurance cover, no matter what the conviction is. We have partnered with Woodstock a specialist insurance broker and underwriting agent based in the city of London. Click on the banner above to start the process of getting a quotation and you will be immediately transferred to Woodstock.
We can help people in the UK (including Northern Ireland) as well as Ireland and many other European countries.
Typical Exclusion from a Standard Contract
You are likely to find that a standard contract of cover has exclusions like this:
You or any person living with you:
- have never been declared bankrupt, or been subject to bankruptcy proceedings*
- have not been cautioned or convicted for any offence other than a motoring offence
- have not got any prosecutions pending (any convictions spent under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act need not be disclosed)
- are not employed in the following trades; jewellery, goldsmithing, diamond dealing, money lending, market/street trading
- have not been refused insurance, had a policy withdrawn or had special terms applied by an insurer
Superquote.com have teamed up with Kay to help people who would be excluded by such wording.
*Click here if you are looking for insurance as an ex bankrupt.
Ex Offender Insurance Information
How long do offenders need to disclose their convictions for?
In addition, read our summary of Unites 2008 report, including a link to the report.
Quotes for these products can be got by filling in the quote form after clicking on the banner above. Click here if you have had a previous insurance policy refused.