Blog: Don't let your clients get burned this Bonfire Night

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On Guy Fawkes Night this evening, fireworks and bonfires will bring the family together, creating an enjoyable atmosphere for children and adults alike. However, there is one other thing we need to remember, remember this 5th of November, and that's to keep our homes safe.

Bonfire Night typically sees an increase in home insurance claims. It also presents an opportunity for insurers to contact their clients to ensure that their level of cover still suits their needs.

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