Which things in my home count as Contents?
There's more to your Contents cover than just your TV and your sofa. You may be surprised to learn what other things can count as Contents on your home insurance.
Exactly what counts as Contents can vary slightly by insurer, but expect a good Contents policy to cover the following items that belong to you and that are kept within the home:
aerials (TV, radio etc)
bicycles
camping equipment
clothes
digital downloads
food kept in your fridge and freezer
freestanding furniture
gold, silver and other precious metals
household goods (washing machines, tumble dryers, dishwashers, fridges, freezers etc)
jewellery
luggage
metered water
money
satellite dishes
sets of stamps, coins and medals
sports equipment
watches
works of art
Some policies will also treat some things outside the home but that are still within the boundary of your home as Contents, so things like:
lawns
plants
shrubs
trees
central heating oil stored in a tank