How do I cancel my policy?
Your right to withdraw from the home insurance contract - "Cooling-off period"
When you purchase a home insurance policy from us, you have a fourteen-day period during which you can change your mind and withdraw
from the contract. This fourteen-day period starts from the date on which your insurance policy commences or the date on which you receive
your policy documents, whichever is later. If you decide to cancel your policy during this period, your insurer may make a
proportionate charge for the time your insurance has been in force, and a proportionate charge may also be made for any add-on policies
you may have taken. In addition, we will retain a charge up to £15 for the set up of the policy. As long as you have not made any claims, any other money you may have paid us will then be refunded. If you wish to exercise your right to withdraw from your
insurance policy you should advise us of this by calling us on 0845 601 2222 or by writing to us at:
Aon Select
Prospect House
Gordon Banks Drive
Trentham Lakes North
Stoke-on-Trent
ST4 4TW.
You must return with this letter any Schedule we have sent to you.
Cancelling your home insurance after the cooling-off period
If you need to cancel your home insurance policy, please call us for further information on
0845 601 2222. Lines are open 8:00am-8:00pm Monday to Friday and 9:00am-4:00pm on Saturdays.
In the event that your home insurance policy is cancelled prior to renewal date of its current term and after the cooling-off period, we will make a non-refundable charge in respect of commission lost by the cancellation. Please see our "Charges structure" for details on our charges. If no refund is given by your insurer due to the period of insurance that has been provided or in the event of a claim being made, no additional lost commission fee will be payable.
The cost of any add-on products (for example, Legal Expenses) you may have purchased will be non-refundable after the cooling off period.
In the event that your policy is cancelled and there are unpaid monies, we may withhold documents, for example any confirmation of no claims bonus to which you may be entitled, until full payment is made. Any discount we may previously have given you may also be reversed.