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Lloyds Bank home insurance review
A Lloyds Bank policy ranked in the top 10 for buildings cover, while another was in the top five for contents
We've reviewed five home insurance policies from Lloyds Bank.
You can buy a Bronze, Silver or Gold policy on its website and over the phone. Its Standard and Premier policies are only available on insurance comparison websites.
We've also surveyed 129 Lloyds Bank customers who have recently made a home insurance claim.
It belongs to the Lloyds Banking Group, which owns other well-known brands such as Bank of Scotland, Halifax and Scottish Widows, and its home insurance is underwritten by Lloyds Bank General Insurance Limited.
Lloyds Bank offers a wide range of financial products, including car, pet, life and travel insurance as well as home insurance.
Please note that this article is for information purposes only and doesn't constitute advice. Please refer to the insurer's T&Cs before committing to any financial products.
Does Lloyds Bank offer the best home insurance?
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Its Gold buildings cover ranked in the top 10, while its Premier contents cover was in the top five.
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‘Lloyds Bank's policies earned solid scores’
Dean Sobers, Which? home insurance expert, says:
The Gold policy from Lloyds Bank was in the top fifth of policies we looked at – both for buildings and contents cover. It scored 75% for the former and 74% for the latter.
Although it had impressive scores, we didn't name it a Best Buy due to its underwriter’s low claims acceptance rate.
The policy offers £100,000 cover for alternative accommodation in the event that your home becomes uninhabitable and you need to stay elsewhere while repairs are made. It also picked up points for providing full accidental damage cover as standard, which is a relative rarity with home insurance policies.
It does have some drawbacks, though. These include a comparatively high excess of £500 for escape of water, and what is meant by ‘flood’ isn't defined in its policy wording.
Build Back Better
Lloyds is a member of Flood Re, which helps insurers cover customers in areas of high flood risk. It’s also part of Flood Re’s ‘Build Back Better scheme’. This means that if you’re a customer in an area with a high flood risk and make a flood claim, you’ll be financially supported in making enhancements to your home to make it more resilient against future flood damage.
Bronze and Silver (direct)
On its website, Lloyds Bank offers two additional levels of home insurance: Bronze and Silver.
The former had below-average scores of 63% for buildings cover and 65% for contents cover. Silver scored 74% for both buildings and contents – above the averages of 71% and 67%, respectively.
Standard and Premier (on comparison websites)
For customers buying through comparison websites, Lloyds Bank offers two policies: Standard and Premier. Standard got 71% for both buildings and contents in our analysis – exactly average for buildings cover and a little above average for contents.
Premier, meanwhile, was in the top half of our table – with scores of 74% for buildings and 79% for contents. It ranked in the top five for contents.
How did customers rate Lloyds Bank home insurance?
We asked Lloyds Bank customers who have recently made a claim how they felt about their home insurance.
Lloyds Bank received a customer score of 79% – joint 7th out of 21 providers rated, alongside three other insurers.
It also scored 79% when we asked people to rate its claims handling – joint 9th out of 22 brands in our table. See the full list of results here.
What Lloyds Bank home insurance customers said
When we asked more about the ratings customers gave Lloyds Bank, one claimant told us: 'The policy is easy to understand, and the customer service experience is great.'
Another satisfied claimant reflected: 'I suffered severe flood damage and I was treated with compassion and great care... This really helped me at a difficult and worrying time.'
Customer satisfaction
How comprehensive the policies are
★★★★☆
How affordable the policies are
★★★☆☆
Clarity of policy
★★★★☆
Dealing with queries
★★★★☆
Dealing with complaints
★★★★☆
Value for money
★★★★☆
Fair treatment of long-standing customers
★★★★☆
Table last updated in September 2026. Next update in September 2027.
'n/a' represents where we have insufficient sample size (less than 40) to generate a star rating.
Lloyds Bank sample size: customer score, 129; claims score, 142.
How can you save money on Lloyds Bank home insurance?
You can only buy Bronze, Silver and Gold policies directly on the Lloyds Bank website, or by phone. However, its Standard and Premier policies are found on price comparison websites.
There is no discount for buying buildings and contents insurance together.
Want to pay monthly? The good news is that Lloyds doesn't charge any interest for paying monthly rather than annually.
The above information is correct as of August 2026. For more ways to save money when buying insurance, see our guide.
Visit Lloyds Bank directly to find out more about its home insurance policy.
How does Lloyds Bank compare with other providers?
With a customer score of 79%, Lloyds Bank sits in joint-7th place overall in our satisfaction table, coming just below Allianz, Aviva and Axa (which all scored 80%) and slightly ahead of Admiral and Direct Line (78%).
Its Silver buildings policy scored 74% and ranks joint 4th in our standard buildings cover table. This shares the same score of 74% as standard policies from Bank of Scotland, Halifax, Nationwide and others.
As for contents insurance, its standard Silver policy scored 74% – the same as standard policies from Bank of Scotland and Halifax – and sits in joint-3rd place among standard policies.
Lloyds Bank home insurance: How can you claim?
If you need to make a claim with Lloyds Bank home insurance, you canclaim online or call 0345 604 6705.
Most of Lloyds Bank's policies impressed in our analysis, and customer feedback was reasonable. However, its claims statistics are a concern, meaning we can’t recommend it.
How we rate home insurance
To be a Which? Recommended Provider, an insurer must:
Be regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
Be available to the general public
Have received responses from 40 or more customers in our survey
Achieve high scores in our customer satisfaction survey
Achieve an average or higher policy score
Achieve an average or higher claims satisfaction score
Policy analysis
We analyse and rate 177 aspects of cover across insurers' policies, including their key buildings and contents features, and elements applicable to both kinds of cover (such as admin fees). We use this data to award each provider policy scores for its buildings and contents cover.
Initially, we score all of the product elements out of five, reflecting how competitive each policy is in this area compared with other insurance products. We also assess how important different policy elements are to consumers when choosing and using their home insurance, and factor this in when calculating our policy scores. More important features (such as alternative accommodation cover) will have more of an effect on the score than some other features (such as cover for the contents of your freezer).
Customer survey
We also surveyed 3,419 members of the public who had made a claim in the past two years. The survey was conducted in May-June 2026.
Our customer score reflects the general satisfaction of customers with their current insurer and their likelihood of recommending it. The claims score reflects how satisfied they were with how their most recent claim was handled and their likelihood of recommending the insurer for claims.
We review a lot of policies – and being a Best Buy recognises the individual products that stood out as being the most comprehensive in our analysis. It doesn't reflect customer service. However, we won't give a provider a Best Buy where there's evidence – from our surveys or from Financial Conduct Authority data – of poor service or a poorer-than-average record of paying claims.
Buildings Best Buy policies must have a minimum buildings policy score of 73%
Contents Best Buy policies must have a contents score of at least 70%
Additionally, we look at how consistently good the cover is in policies. To make the cut, a policy needs to have scored at least three out of five points in two thirds of the areas we've rated (find out more: how we rate policies).
Lastly, all Best Buy policies must have – or make available – the following levels of cover as a minimum:
Buildings
Flood, storm, subsidence and accidental damage cover; Cover for burst or blocked pipes; Trace and access cover (£5,000); Alternative accommodation (£50,000) with no time limit; Property owner liability (£1m); Replacement of locks or keys for external doors (£500); Home Emergency Cover (£500 and includes the central heating system).
Contents
Accidental damage cover; Theft and damage of contents in the open; Theft and damage of contents from outbuildings; Business equipment; Alternative accommodation (£15,000); Money in the home (£500); Valuables (unspecified single item limit – £2,000); Personal possessions (unspecified single item limit - £1,000); Replacement of locks or keys for external doors (£500).
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