POLICY WORDING01 / 06Home insurance
Alternative accommodation
“We will pay the reasonable cost of alternative accommodation while your home is uninhabitable following loss or damage covered by this section.”
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Somewhere to stay if my home floods?
This example wording includes accommodation after an insured flood makes the home uninhabitable.
The full wording and policyholder’s schedule set the limits and other conditions.
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