Fortunately, the free appSplitwisemakes a much less tense job of it. For instance, say you’re insured for £12,000, but actually have £24,000 of contents, and then £6,000 worth is stolen. The insurer may then assess your property and only pay out in proportion to your cowl, meaning you’ll get simply £3,000 again. Sadly, in Scotland it is not free to have a water meter put in (it’s quite expensive) so, unless you live alone in a manor-type property, persist with billed payment. There aren’t any domestic water charges in Northern Ireland, so no need for a meter. You don’t want to personal the property to do it, so don’t just persist with the earlier tenant’s fuel or electrical energy agency.
By regulation, your landlord must provide you with this firstly of your tenancy. If your landlord refuses, complain to theHealth and Safety Executive– failure to observe gas safety requirements is …