Rocha Finance

If you own your own home, you’ll need to have buildings cover just in case your home is damaged and needs a repair. It’s usually a condition of your mortgage and, if you’re a landlord, it’s your responsibility – not your tenants.

Although it’s not compulsory, if you own your own home this sort of insurance should be a top priority.

Home insurance is a general term used to describe two very different types of insurance:

  • Buildings insurance – for permanent fixtures and fittings, like kitchens and bathrooms
  • Contents insurance – for things you keep in your home, like furniture, TVs, personal belongings and some types of flooring including carpets

You can buy both types of insurance separately, or in many cases, you can get them as a joint policy from one insurance company.

We can search through a range of policies to find the one that suits you best from our extensive list of insurers.

WHAT OUR PAST CLIENTS HAVE SAID

Why choose Rocha Finance?

Our clients choose to trust us over the competition because of the way we conduct our business.

We provide our services to suit you, whether face to face, telephone or email
We search the whole market to ensure we find the right mortgage for you
We continue to monitor the market place and will keep you updated on opportunities
We provide access to your own Client Portal for secure messages and document uploads

Call us on 01202 006 355 to speak to one of our advisors today.

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE

Rocha Finance is a Trading Style of Mortgage Force (UK) Ltd, who is directly authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

Our FCA Authorisation Number is: 843041 (this can be found on https://register.fca.org.uk)

Mortgage Force (UK) Ltd is registered in England and Wales, registration no: 09394027

You should carefully consider all options before securing any debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up with your contractual payments on the mortgage or any other debts secured against your property. If you are looking at consolidating existing borrowing to secure against your property, you should be aware that you may end up extending your repayment term and increase the total amount payable back.