I'm renting a flat in the UKFinance

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I'm renting a flat in the UK and want to understand what contents insurance actually covers before I get a quote. Check MoneyHelper's (the UK government-backed money guidance service) own page on contents insurance for renters, and record how it says coverage responsibility splits between tenant and landlord, plus its advice on comparing quotes. Then check a real UK insurer's own contents insurance page and record at least three specific, named coverage limits exactly as published (for example, cover for alternative accommodation, home office equipment, or garden contents). Confirm whether the insurer's page publishes an exact premium price anywhere, or whether it can only be obtained by starting a quote. Confirm both sources agree that contents insurance covers belongings, not the building structure, which remains the landlord's responsibility. Give me the answer directly: what a typical policy actually covers by named limit, and whether a real price is published or requires a live quote. Do not start or submit an insurance quote, and do not enter any personal or payment details. Leave every source tab open so I can verify.