AXA review

The cheapest listed premium is £275 in the UK. Your own price moves with the cover you pick, what you are insuring and the excess you accept, so read this as the entry point rather than a quote for a particular policy.

AXA is an insurer, not a broker, so the cover comes from the company itself rather than a panel chosen for you. The legal entity named in the company's information is AXA SA.

The lines cover auto, home and renters. The breadth is the point: a household can place the car, the home and health cover with a single provider rather than shopping each policy separately, which keeps renewal dates in a single calendar.

Claims can be raised by phone and online, so a claim can start on the phone or online. Have your policy details and a description of what happened ready, and use the phone route when the answer is urgent or the claim is complex.

Support runs on help centre and phone. A help centre handles routine questions in your own time, and the phone line is the route for anything that needs a person, including claims in progress.

The legal entity is AXA SA, headquartered in France. Policy wording names the company that underwrites your cover, so check the documents for your own policy rather than relying on the brand name alone.

On the cheapest listed premium, AXA ranks 244 of 251 in the comparison, and the site median for the same measure is €8.31. Price is the weak side; breadth of cover and phone support carry the case.

Van, renters and landlord cover sit inside auto, home and renters alongside the car, home, health and travel lines. A household with a vehicle, a property it rents out and health cover can keep those policies with a single insurer.