Home Insurance Comparison

product-page-home-insurance.png
Unlock Savings of up to £199*
on your Home Insurance!

GMB have teamed up with Union Insurance Services and MoneySuperMarket to bring you a brand-new home insurance comparison site, designed to help you get the best value protection for your home. MoneySuperMarket is one of the UK's largest and the most recommended price comparison websites.

 

3 great reasons to choose our Home Insurance Comparison Site:

  • ✓  Compare in minutes and you could save up to £199*
  • ✓  We guarantee to beat your current renewal quote
  • ✓  Powered by MoneySupermarket, with deals from over 80 insurers

Compare policies from over 80 of UK's most trusted insurers to find the right deal for you. In a matter of minutes, you can review prices, excess, Defaqto ratings, brand, cover amount and see if any add-ons are included as standard - all in one simple search. Why pay more when you auto-renew? Get a quote now and see if you can save..

 

What's more, we'll beat your renewal quote - or give you £25!°
With our price match guarantee for GMB members, we'll give you a £25 gift card if we can't beat your renewal quote.

  • How does home insurance work?

    Home insurance protects your home – and by extension your finances – by covering you in the event of the unexpected. This might be fire, flooding, theft or accidental damage. If you need something replaced, rebuilt or otherwise fixed, home insurance can help cover the cost.

    There are two types of home insurance – for the house itself and for the stuff inside. These are referred to as buildings and contents insurance respectively, and you might just need one of them, the other, or both. 

    If you’re a homeowner, buildings insurance is often a condition of your mortgage. Even though it is not a legal requirement, it’s pretty important to make sure walls, roofs and floors are covered in the event of damage, and sometimes fixtures and fittings are part of the policy too.

    Contents insurance looks after your personal belongings – things like clothes, jewellery, electrical goods and furniture. Policies don’t pay out for general wear and tear, but you should be able to make a claim for theft, fires and flooding. Accidental damage tends to be an optional extra.

    If you rent your home rather than own it, a landlord should provide buildings cover but finding contents insurance will be up to you.

    No one home is exactly alike, just as no one policyholder is - get a quote today to find the best policy that suits your individual needs. 

    *51% of consumers could achieve this saving with Union Insurance Services, in partnership with MoneySuperMarket. Based on online independent research by Consumer Intelligence during 1st Apr to 30th Apr 2025.

    T&Cs apply, see www.gmbprotect.com/renewal-price-promise.

    Union Insurance Services is a trading name of Union Income Benefit Holdings Limited.
    Home Insurance comparison site is operated by Moneysupermarket.com Limited. Registered in England No. 03945937. Registered Office: MONY Group House, St. David’s Park, Ewloe, CH5 3UZ. Moneysupermarket.com Limited is an appointed representative of MONY Group Financial Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA FRN 303190).

  • Renewal Price Promise

    To celebrate the launch of our new service, for a limited time, we're offering to beat your existing renewal quote. If we can't - we'll give you a £25 Love2Shop gift card! Click here for full terms and conditions.

  • Why use a comparison site?

    The big benefit of using a comparison service to choose your home insurance is to save money. It trawls through deals to flag the policies that offer best value.

    Comparison sites are also designed to save time. No one wants to come home from work and spend their evening hopping between different insurers’ websites, having to input their details again each time to get a quote.

    You’ll only need to provide your basic information once for the platform to pick out the policies most relevant to you. You’ll get a quick, easy and impartial overview of what’s available – and for how much – in a matter of minutes.

  • What if I have a query about a specific policy?

    We are unable to provide advice about insurer specific policy details. You can find the information about each individual policy within your search results after clicking on ‘get results’. The information about each policy will appear on the page and you can also find additional information by clicking “more” on the right hand side of each policy description. For further information, you can click on “go to site” which will take you directly to the insurers website.

How does home insurance work?

Home insurance protects your home – and by extension your finances – by covering you in the event of the unexpected. This might be fire, flooding, theft or accidental damage. If you need something replaced, rebuilt or otherwise fixed, home insurance can help cover the cost.

There are two types of home insurance – for the house itself and for the stuff inside. These are referred to as buildings and contents insurance respectively, and you might just need one of them, the other, or both. 

If you’re a homeowner, buildings insurance is often a condition of your mortgage. Even though it is not a legal requirement, it’s pretty important to make sure walls, roofs and floors are covered in the event of damage, and sometimes fixtures and fittings are part of the policy too.

Contents insurance looks after your personal belongings – things like clothes, jewellery, electrical goods and furniture. Policies don’t pay out for general wear and tear, but you should be able to make a claim for theft, fires and flooding. Accidental damage tends to be an optional extra.

If you rent your home rather than own it, a landlord should provide buildings cover but finding contents insurance will be up to you.

No one home is exactly alike, just as no one policyholder is - get a quote today to find the best policy that suits your individual needs. 

*51% of consumers could achieve this saving with Union Insurance Services, in partnership with MoneySuperMarket. Based on online independent research by Consumer Intelligence during 1st Apr to 30th Apr 2025.

T&Cs apply, see www.gmbprotect.com/renewal-price-promise.

Union Insurance Services is a trading name of Union Income Benefit Holdings Limited.
Home Insurance comparison site is operated by Moneysupermarket.com Limited. Registered in England No. 03945937. Registered Office: MONY Group House, St. David’s Park, Ewloe, CH5 3UZ. Moneysupermarket.com Limited is an appointed representative of MONY Group Financial Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA FRN 303190).

Scroll to top
Renewal Price Promise

To celebrate the launch of our new service, for a limited time, we're offering to beat your existing renewal quote. If we can't - we'll give you a £25 Love2Shop gift card! Click here for full terms and conditions.

Why use a comparison site?

The big benefit of using a comparison service to choose your home insurance is to save money. It trawls through deals to flag the policies that offer best value.

Comparison sites are also designed to save time. No one wants to come home from work and spend their evening hopping between different insurers’ websites, having to input their details again each time to get a quote.

You’ll only need to provide your basic information once for the platform to pick out the policies most relevant to you. You’ll get a quick, easy and impartial overview of what’s available – and for how much – in a matter of minutes.

FAQ
What if I have a query about a specific policy?

We are unable to provide advice about insurer specific policy details. You can find the information about each individual policy within your search results after clicking on ‘get results’. The information about each policy will appear on the page and you can also find additional information by clicking “more” on the right hand side of each policy description. For further information, you can click on “go to site” which will take you directly to the insurers website.