- Answer
- No. This policy is unlikely to pay out for a work laptop stolen while you're away.
- Why
- Your policy covers personal possessions away from home, but excludes equipment used mainly for business.
- Source clause
We do not cover business equipment or items used for work purposes when away from your home address.
Section 3.4 · view in policy →- Exclusion
- Separately, theft from an unattended car is only covered if it was locked and the item was out of sight.
- What to check next
- Whether your employer already insures the laptop. If you're self-employed, look at business equipment or portable possessions cover.
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- 01Understand
Upload your policies and get the legal waffle translated into what's in, what's out, and what it'll cost you.
- 02Check
Ask "what if?" before something actually happens, and see the exact clause the answer comes from.
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Work out what protection genuinely fits your life, including the cover you can safely skip.
01 Understand
Upload a policy.
See what it really covers.
InsuredRight reads the policy wording and the schedule, understands the detail, and explains it in plain English. In seconds, not an afternoon.
PDFJPGPNG This demo uses a sample home policy. Uploads open with early access.
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Section 1.1 "We will pay for loss or damage to the buildings caused by the events listed below…" Rebuild sum insured £350,000.
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Section 2.1 Contents covered at your home up to £60,000, new-for-old. Single item limit £1,500.
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Schedule Accidental damage is an optional extra. It isn't listed on your schedule, so assume you don't have it until you've checked.
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Section 3.4 (exclusions) "We do not cover business equipment or items used for work purposes when away from your home address."
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Endorsement E4 "Loss or damage caused by flood is excluded from this policy." Added because of the property's flood-risk rating.
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Schedule £500 compulsory excess on every claim. Escape of water: £1,000.
You're insured.
But there's a gap.
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insurance.
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1 What matters to you?
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Your cover overview
You're insured right. ✓
Every area you said matters has cover. We'll nudge you when something's up for renewal.A completeness view based on the areas you said matter. Not a score, and not advice.
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