Landlord Legal Expenses and Rent Guarantee Insurance
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Protect your rental income and your legal position with comprehensive cover designed specifically for residential landlords.
This policy provides financial protection if your tenant breaches their tenancy agreement, covering both legal costs and lost rental income. With up to £50,000 in legal expenses and rent guarantee payments of up to £2,500 per month for up to 12 months, you can manage disputes and regain possession of your property with confidence.

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Who is this policy suitable for?
This policy is designed for residential landlords who want to protect themselves against the financial and legal risks of letting a property.
It is particularly suitable for landlords who:
- Let out residential properties in the UK
- Want protection against tenant rent arrears
- May need support with evictions or regaining possession
- Want cover for legal costs arising from tenancy disputes
- Carry out proper tenant referencing in line with policy requirements
Whether you own a single rental property or manage a larger portfolio, this cover provides peace of mind by helping safeguard your rental income and legal position if things go wrong.
Why Save More Money?
At Save More Money, we’re committed to providing affordable, straightforward insurance that’s quick and easy to arrange—so you can get the protection you need without the hassle.
Safeguard your rental income and legal position with our Landlord Legal Expenses and Rent Guarantee cover. Designed for residential landlords, this policy helps cover up to £50,000 in legal costs and pays up to £2,500 per month in rent (for up to 12 months) if your tenant falls into arrears. With expert legal support, eviction assistance, and help recovering possession of your property, you’ll have the backing you need when issues arise.
Simple, reliable protection that helps ensure tenant problems don’t turn into costly financial setbacks.
