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Debt help could counter home insurance fraud

Debt help could counter home insurance fraud

- Tuesday, 6 October 2009

Owing to the detrimental effects of the recession a number of Britons admit they would consider making a false home insurance claim.

That is according to research from moneysupermarket.com, which revealed that five per cent of the public would think about submitting an inaccurate claim, with a fifth of this number having already done so.

Julie Owens, head of home insurance at the price comparison website, said that while a number of people blamed the recession for their behaviour, it remained illegal and should not be condoned.

She commented: "Our survey shows that many consumers believe it is acceptable to make a false or exaggerated claim on their home insurance.

"No matter how tempting, fabricating a claim for a pay out is not only wholly inadvisable but it is also illegal and you could face being prosecuted as a result."

It was also recently reported that many people were filing false car insurance claims.
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