Drey Home Insurance
Cover for the building, the contents or both. The premium depends on the cover level, the excess is fixed, and the worked claim shows exactly what the story customer would receive.
Bushy Tail Travel Insurance
One policy for a year of journeys. Cover levels differ by destination, the excess is small, and the worked claim shows a lost suitcase turning into a payout.
Squirrel Life Cover
A fixed sum for a fixed term at a fixed premium. The example assumes a 35-year-old story customer; the tables show the premium by sum assured and what twenty years of premiums add up to.
Compare insurance with your amount
- Drey Home InsuranceFROM £9.50 A MONTH£9.50a month from · pays £1,100.00 on a £1,200.00 claim
- Bushy Tail Travel Insurancecosts leastFROM £5.95 A MONTH£5.95a month from · pays £1,125.00 on a £1,200.00 claim
- Squirrel Life CoverFROM £8.20 A MONTH£8.20a month from · pays £1,200.00 on a £1,200.00 claim
Same fictional model as every table on the site. Limits and allowances are noted; nothing here is advice or an offer.
Compare side by side
| Feature | Drey Home InsuranceFROM £9.50 A MONTH | Bushy Tail Travel InsuranceFROM £5.95 A MONTH | Squirrel Life CoverFROM £8.20 A MONTH |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Buildings and contents insurance | Annual multi-trip travel insurance | Level term life insurance |
| Rate, reward or charge | From £9.50 a month; £100.00 excess; cover up to £330,000.00 | From £5.95 a month; £75.00 excess; cover up to £5,000,000.00 | From £8.20 a month; £0.00 excess; cover up to £300,000.00 |
| Premium from | £9.50 a month | £5.95 a month | £8.20 a month |
| Excess | £100.00 | £75.00 | None |
| Minimum | £0.00 | £0.00 | £100,000.00 |
Insurance at a glance
View as a table
| Category | Monthly premium |
|---|---|
| Drey Home Insurance | £9.50 |
| Bushy Tail Travel Insurance | £5.95 |
| Squirrel Life Cover | £8.20 |
View as a table
| Category | Excess |
|---|---|
| Drey Home Insurance | £100.00 |
| Bushy Tail Travel Insurance | £75.00 |
| Squirrel Life Cover | £0.00 |
Insurance questions
Shared with every product page in this range and the full FAQ list.
What does an excess mean?
The first part of any claim the customer pays. A £1,200 loss with a £100 excess pays £1,100. Life cover has no excess.
Can I cancel a policy?
In the model, yes: a 14-day cooling-off period applies and after that a pro-rata refund. Life cover simply stops when premiums stop.
Does any of this insure anything real?
No. No policy, insurer, claim or payout exists. Every page is a worked example of how insurance figures fit together.
Three fictional policies: cover for the drey, cover for journeys beyond the forest and life cover for the squirrels who depend on you. Each page shows the monthly premium by cover level, the excess, what the model covers and excludes, and a worked claim so the numbers add up.
How to choose
Start with what would hurt most to lose. Drey Home Insurance protects the building, the contents or both; Bushy Tail Travel Insurance covers trips for a year at a time; Squirrel Life Cover pays a fixed sum if the worst happens during the term. Premiums are demo figures for a story customer, not quotes, and nothing here is insurance advice.
Other ranges: Current accounts, Savings, Mortgages, Loans, Credit cards, Investments. Every figure on this page comes from the live product record, so a changed rate is reflected immediately; the rates page compares the whole range.
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