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If you have read money saving tips and staying safe at home and done what is said there, you should hopefully never have to do this. Being burgled is not a nice experience so we have put together a small list of things to do in this scenario.
So the unthinkable has happened you have been broken in to and you need to make a claim.
When the police get there they will ask you what time you went out and got back, and what is missing. They will probably want an officer to take fingerprints from the scene of the crime.
If you need to make a claim for another reason then look out your policy documents to see if you are covered, if you are, contact the relevant insurance company and they will send you out a claims form. If there is damage to the building you will have to get a qualified craftsman out to give you an estimate for the repair work and send it in with the claims form. Some insurance companies now have their own craftsmen/engineers and they will send them out. If you have had temporary repairs done then you will need to send a copy of the bill to the insurance company.
If you have lost you wallet or purse then call the bank and cancel all of your cards immediately. You will then have to contact the police they will give you a crime reference. Then contact the relevant insurance company.
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